- This new reinterpretation with the Argentine band will be part of the album with which they will celebrate their 30th anniversary in 2026.
- The band bids farewell to its latest album on a 35-date tour of Europe and Spain
- To celebrate the tenth anniversary of Camino de Fuego a vinyl reissue is released
In the middle of the farewell tour of their last album ‘Historias de Amor y Otras Mierdas’ (Love Stories and Other Shit)with which they will tour more than 30 cities all over Europe, Eskorzo launches today, October 16th, a reinterpretation of one of their most beloved songs : ‘La Pena’. On this occasion, they do it together with a sister band, admired and loved from the other side of the ocean: the Argentinians Bersuit Vergarabat. In addition, the band also announces that on October 10th, to celebrate the release of their album ‘Camino de Fuego’.Camino de Fuego will release a special vinyl edition to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their album ‘Camino de Fuego’. As for the new single, ‘La Pena’ is part of the project with which Eskorzo celebrates three decades of career. An album in which they reinterpret some of their most beloved songs with artists who have been, over time, fellow travelers, friends and musical accomplices.
The farewell tour of ‘Historias de Amor y Otras Mierdas’.
The band from Granada has just started a tour that will take them to 35 European cities to say goodbye to the album and the show they released in 2023. Eskorzo will take their live show to Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary and the Netherlands in October, November and December.
LOVE STORIES AND OTHER SHIT’ TOUR 2025
04/10 – Rock en el Desguace 2025 – Otura (SP)
10/15 – Sedel – Luzern (CHE)
Oct 16 – Dynamo Zürich – Zürich (CHE)
10/17 – Le Singe – Biel (CHE)
Oct 18 – Tollhaus – Karlsruhe (DEU)
Oct 20 – Žiar nad Hronom (private event) – (SVK)
10/21 – Arena Wien – Vienna (AUT)
10/22 – A38 Hajó – Budapest (HUN)
10/23 – GrooveStation – Dresden (DEU)
10/24 – SO36 – Berlin (DEU)
10/25 – Nochtspeicher – Hamburg (DEU)
10/29 – Bahnhof Langendreer – Bochum (DEU)
30/10 – Hot Jazz Club – Münster (DEU)
10/31 – Kulturzentrum Lagerhaus – Bremen (DEU)
01/11 – Helios 37 – Cologne (DEU)
05/11 – Paradiso Kleine Zaal – Amsterdam (NLD)
11/06 – De Helling – Utrecht (NLD)
Nov 07 – Doornroosje – Nijmegen (NLD)
Nov 08 – VERA – Groningen (NLD)
11/11 – Nachtleben – Frankfurt (DEU)
12/11 – Im Wizemann Studio – Stuttgart (DEU)
11/13 – E-Werk Erlangen – Erlangen (DEU)
11/14 – Feierwerk – Munich (DEU)
11/15 – Jazzhaus – Freiburg (DEU)
11/22 – Eslava Theater – Madrid (ESP)
11/27 – B.Leza – Lisbon (PRT)
11/28 – Rebullón Hall – Pontevedra (SP)
11/29 – Stage Live – Bilbao (SP)
05/12 – Sala La Nau – Barcelona (SP)
06/12 – Es Gremi – Palma De Mallorca (SP)
12/12 – Garaje Beat Club – Murcia (SP)
13/12 – Moon Room – Valencia (SP)
19/12 – Sala Pandora – Seville (SP)
20/12 – Industrial Copera – Granada (SP)
The first sidereal connection with La Bersuit
In the case of La Bersuit, the connection with Eskorzo is not new. It all started in 1999, when the band from Granada discovered by chance ‘Libertinaje’, an album that “blew their minds”, they admit. The attitude, the lyrics, the sound… everything spoke the same language as the musicians of Eskorzo. Soon after came ‘Hijos del culo’ and confirmed what they already sensed: they were in front of a band with whom they shared more than just influences. In 2003, while Eskorzo was recording ‘El Árbol de la Duda’, La Bersuit performed in Granada and both bands finally met in person. There, in a dressing room full of good vibes, their first collaboration emerged, the first sidereal connection: Poetas.
More than twenty years later, the second sidereal connection arrives with this new version of The Sorrow. A song that in its original version was very powerful and rhythmically incendiary. “We used to open the concerts with this skapunk song like ¡Zas!, take shrapnel… but it also had an undertone of loss, attachment, broken hearts,… So we decided to walk along that path, that is, we transformed it into a bolero”, explains Tony Moreno. Thus, ‘La Pena’, turned into a melancholic bolero, returns now with more pause and depth, where the heartbreak of broken hearts beats. “The idea of reinterpreting it with La Bersuit came spontaneously during a rehearsal. Someone shouted: “Here they have to be Bersuit!”,” explains Tony Moreno, singer of Eskorzo. And so it happened. The call was immediate; the response, enthusiastic. And the result, a moving song.
“We played, we sang, we laughed, we cried and here is the result,” explains Tony Moreno.“Pure soul made song. And now… it’s yours”.
La Pena’ perfectly represents the spirit of Eskorzo’s new album: songs that change their skin, but not their essence. Pieces reinterpreted from artistic maturity, emotional complicity and the desire to celebrate what they have lived. The album for their 30th anniversary, which will be released in 2026, is not an ordinary compilation, but an exercise of living memory, which honors the past while moving forward.
Other collaborations
In addition to this collaboration with Bersuit Vergarabat, this work will feature collaborations with El Jose, Chambao, Coque Malla, Amparanoia, Albert Plá, Noni from Lori Meyers, Aitor Velázquez (Hora Zulú), El Canijo de Jerez, Tomasito, Macaco, Muerdo, Francisco el Hombre (Brazil), Macha de Chico Trujillo (Chile) or Nidia Góngora (Colombia), among others. “We are celebrating 30 years of stories, friendships and passion for music,” says Tony. “This project is a gift for us, for you and for all those who have been part of this musical journey”.
For the moment we know ‘Los Besos’ (The Kisses) with El Jose and La Pena’ with Bersuit Vergarabat with Bersuit Vergarabat from this new album in which Eskorzo once again demonstrates that the soul of a band is not in their labels, but in their ability to create community, cross borders and share what they love the most: music.