Benito Kamelas & Reincidentes in Burgos

Benito Kamelas are a Spanish rock band formed in Benetússer, Valencia, in 1997. Their direct, punk-edged rock is represented by albums including Cañas y barras, Por costumbre and Sin trampa ni cartón, while “He decidido” became one of their best-known songs. Benito Kamelas have performed at Viña Rock as part of a concert history rooted in Spain’s rock and punk circuit. Their festival appearances have also included Aupa Lumbreiras, where the group played in its established full-band format.

Reincidentes are a Spanish punk-rock band formed in Seville in 1987. Their songs address politics and social conflict through direct, guitar-driven rock; key recordings include the albums Sol y rabia and Nunca es tarde... si la dicha es buena, as well as songs such as “Vicio,” “Ay Dolores,” “Grana y oro” and “Andalucía entera.” The 1998 live album Algazara documented their concert repertoire after more than a decade together. Reincidentes later made repeated appearances at Viña Rock, bringing that catalogue to the festival’s large outdoor crowds in Villarrobledo.