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Broken Peach (shortened as BP) is a Spanish rock\ soul band from Vigo, Galicia.

History

Broken Peach
Broken Peach
Origin	Vigo, Galicia, Spain
Genres	Rock; Heavy Metal; Pop-Rock; Soul;
Years active	2009–present
Members	Lara Rodriguez Perez; Éri Vazquez; Érika Lewis; Sela Pereira Cancelas; Pepo Gonzalez; Rubén Dominguez; Julián Rodriguez;
Website	brokenpeach.com

Broken Peach formed in early 2009, primarily as a cover band, however it distinguished itself from other cover bands by developing it's own signature sound and style, making stylized rock, soul, and metal covers of popular songs, sometimes also creating mashups. Performances feature extravagant costumes, stage make-up, and choreography. The band is active on social media, even giving annual live online performances for Halloween and Christmas, called Halloween and Christmas Specials, respectively. In 2024 the band launched its first album.

Discography

Albums

2024 Welcome to Brokenland

Singles

Hay que gritar
Sin Piedad
Quién Dirá Que No
Pero si Tú
2024 Dancefloor

Members

Lara Rodriguez Perez - Vocals
Éri Vazquez - Vocals
Érika Lewis - Vocals
Sela Pereira Cancelas - Vocals
Pepo Gonzalez - Guitar, keyboards
Rubén Dominguez - Drums
Julián Rodriguez - Bass

Trivia

The band's fans are lovingly called 'Peaches' and the 'Broken Army'.

References