The self-titled debut album from Mägo de Oz, released in 1994, showcases the band's foundational blend of hard rock and folk elements that would define their sound. This 17-track album laid the groundwork for their future success in the Spanish rock landscape.
- The album was released on Locomotive Records, a label that would host many other prominent Spanish rock bands.
- It features a notable length of 17 tracks, exploring various facets of the band's nascent sound.
- The release date of June 15, 1994, places it within a period of significant growth for Spanish rock music.
Mägo de Oz are a Spanish band formed in Madrid in 1988, known for their blend of hard rock and folk influences, often featuring Celtic and medieval-inspired melodies and instrumentation. By 1994, the band had established a devoted following in Spain's rock scene, though international recognition would come later.
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