Mägo de Oz

- Type: Band/Group
- Country: Spain
- Born: 1988 in Madrid, Spain
- Active: 1988–present
Biography
Mägo de Oz is a Spanish folk metal band formed in Madrid in 1988 by drummer Txus di Fellatio. The group fuses heavy metal with Celtic and traditional folk, led by violin and flute, and is known for literary concept albums and rock operas including 'La Leyenda de la Mancha', 'Finisterra' and the 'Gaia' trilogy. Anthems such as 'Fiesta Pagana' and 'Molinos de Viento' made the band a benchmark of Spanish rock across Spain and Latin America, with Txus the sole constant member through decades of line-up changes.
Genres
Mägo de Oz Discography
- La danza del fuego (2001) - Single - rated 3.32/5
- Molinos de viento (2002) - Album
- Gaia (2003) - Album - rated 3.9/5
- The Best Oz: 1988-2006 (2006) - Compilation - rated 3.7/5
- Gaia III: Atlantia (2010) - Album - rated 2.74/5
- Demos EP (2016) - EP - rated 3.14/5
- Ira Dei (2019) - Album - rated 2.82/5
- Bandera negra (2021) - Album - rated 2.64/5
Members
- Txus di Fellatio - drums, backing vocals (1988–present)
- Carlos Prieto 'Mohamed' - violin (1992–present)
- Fernando Mainer - bass (2012–present)
- Jorge Salán - lead guitar (2004–2008, 2023–present)
- Victor de Andrés - guitar (2020–present)
- Francesco Antonelli - keyboards, synthesizers (2023–present)
- Rafa Blas - lead vocals (2023–present)
- Ix Valieri - guitar (2024–present)
- Salva - bass (1989–2002)
- JosĂ© MarĂa Alonso 'Chema' - rhythm guitar (1990–1996)
- Juan Carlos MarĂn 'Carlitos' - guitar (1992–2020)
- Francisco 'Frank' Gómez de la Serna - guitar (1996–2020)
- José Andrëa - lead vocals (1996–2011)
- Sergio Cisneros 'Kiskilla' - keyboards, accordion (1999–2012)
- Fernando Ponce de León - flute, bagpipes (1999–2010)
- Pedro 'Peri' DĂaz - bass (2004–2012)
- Patricia Tapia - backing vocals (2007–2023)
- Javier 'Zeta' DomĂnguez - lead vocals (2012–2023)
- Javi DĂez - keyboards, synthesizers (2012–2022)
- Manuel Seoane - guitar (2018–2023)
- José Manuel Pizarro 'Josema' - flute, bagpipes, whistles (2010–2024)