Buyers are back on the musical map, delivering a vivid, lively journey through the highways of rock, humor, and the colorful world of La Mancha. The return marks a fresh chapter after a pause that felt longer than a summer highway ride, inviting listeners to press play and be carried along by a portfolio of sounds that blend energy with a twinkle of mischief.
After a pandemic break that paused the second leg of their tour in 2020, The Buyakers invite audiences to ride again the rhythm of their dynamic fusion. Their sound emerges from a fearless mix that draws on blues, swing, ska, rock, and reggae, creating a sonic landscape where each genre shuffles into the next with a smile and a wink. The band invites fans to hear an ensemble that treats every performance as a fresh conversation, sparkling with spontaneity and a shared sense of adventure.
The Buyakers returned to the recording arena with their fourth installment, Entidad Cuernos, all while preserving the lingering echo of their live symphonic album Where Two Fit (2019), a project recorded with AMC Banda de Puertollano. This release continues the band’s playful spirit, delivering rock that feels unbuttoned, free, and ready to party. The approach keeps a fun edge at the core, letting the music breathe and inviting listeners to discover new textures without losing that unmistakable live-wire energy.
The origin story of The Buyakers reads like a modern road movie. A chance encounter between Víctor Mohedano and Sergio González on a flight to Boston sparked a creative partnership, and their journey led them back to their hometown of Puertollano in 2009 after exploring the musical corridors of New York and London. Ten years on, the current octet has built a rich discography that spans five albums, including three studio records, one live document, and a freely distributed release born during the pandemic era. The band’s distinctive personality is evident in the colorful adornments that decorate their instruments and in the bright, collaborative energy that defines their performances and recordings alike.
In line with their prior release El Bar de los Muertos, Entidad Cuernos maintains a bold rocker DNA while flirting with swing, blues, and touches of jazz. The result is a twelve-day story that blends humor with a playful narrative voice, a hallmark of The Buyakers. Across these tracks, everything and everyone finds a place in a cheerful, eclectic musical carousel, where rhythm changes pace and mood with a grin, inviting listeners to join the ride and savor each surprising turn.