Spanish pop rock band
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Maldita Nerea (English: Darn Nerea) is a Spanish pop/rock band.
History
The group originated in Murcia. They started with small concerts in the city and then Salamanca, where Jorge moved to continue his studies of speech therapy. These concerts were successful and the band became popular.
They attracted the attention of Universal Music and in October 2003, their debut album Cuarto creciente was released. In 2007, following the first album and their departure from Universal, Jorge Ruiz decided that the next release would be self-published. Called El secreto de las tortugas, it was released on "Cuarto Creciente Producciones". In 2009 they released the album Es un secreto... No se lo digas a nadie, which featured remastered versions of previously released songs.
During 2010, the band had a hit with the song "Cosas que suenan a..." which reached number 1 on iTunes (in Spain) and was credited as iTunes Song of the Year.[2]
In 2011, they released their album Fácil and announced a tour of Spain and an additional date in London. In that year, they recorded the song "Bienvenidos a nuestro Clan" for the TVE Clan shorts programme Clanners.[3]
The band's 2017 single "Bailarina", from the album of the same name, was chosen as the official anthem of the 72nd edition of the Vuelta a España cycling race and was performed live at the team presentation on 17 August 2017 in Nîmes.[4] The video for the song was also shot there.
Awards
40 Principales Awards
Los Premios 40 Principales of music, are some awards created in 2006 by the radio station Los 40 Principales, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the foundation of the station.
| Year
|
Candidate
|
Category
|
Result
|
| 2010 |
Maldita Nerea |
Best New Artist in 40 Principales |
Winner
|
| Maldita Nerea |
Best group |
Winner
|
| "Cosas que suenan a..." |
Best Song |
Winner
|
| "El secreto de las tortugas" |
Best music video |
Nominated
|
| Gira "El secreto de las tortugas" |
Best festival, tour or concert |
Nominated
|
| 2011 |
"Fácil" |
Best album |
Winner
|
| Maldita Nerea |
Best artist or group |
Nominated
|
| "Fácil" |
Best tour |
Nominated
|
| 2012 |
Gira "Mucho + Fácil" |
Best tour |
Nominated
|
| 2014 |
"Mira Dentro" |
Best music video |
Nominated
|
Lo que de Verdad Importa Awards
| Year
|
Candidate
|
Category
|
Result
|
| 2014 |
Mira Dentro |
Algo + que una canción |
Winner
|
Cadena 100 Awards
| Year
|
Candidate
|
Category
|
Result
|
| 2011 |
Maldita Nerea |
Los número 1 de Cadena 100 |
Winner
|
Neox Fan Awards
| Year
|
Candidate
|
Category
|
Result
|
| 2013 |
Maldita Nerea |
El grupazo |
Nominated
|
