Sangre de Muérdago - Galician Folk Druids.

Sangre de Muérdago has been breathing since 2007, carving out a musical career that speaks for itself.

Entirely sung in Galician, their discography includes about 18 published works, including 8 full-length albums and a medium-length film.

Their new album “O Xardín” was published in September 2025.

Pablo Caamiña (Ourense 1978) leads the boat of Sangre de Muérdago, covering all fronts of the musical career and creating one of the most unique and deep projects in the international music scene.

With numerous tours in Europe, North America or East Asia and a prolific discography, Sangre de Muérdago consolidate themselves

as a true Rara Avis of the musical underground.

The current quartet is composed of Pablo Caamiña, Georg Börner, Xoel López and Saúl Nogareda, with an instrumental range including

classical guitar, hurdy-gurdy, nyckelharpa, cello, clarinet, music box, traditional percussion and vocal harmonies.

Their music takes us to the depths of ourselves, like a mother that shows us the world anew with a new and luminous force.

Recent acclaim:

“I am amazed, captivateed, enchanted. O Xardín is a landscape of the soul, it opens a secret part of ourselves.” -Manuel Rivas

“Unique in the world map. They’re intact. Give in to them.” -Rocking Magazine

“Spellbinding and genius” -Sputnik Music

“One of the most interesting Galician Folk bands of the last times” -La Fonoteca

“Impossibly Beautiful” -Noisey

“A jewel” -Efrén López

“One of the most honest and emotional voices of modern folk music” -Teatro Municipal do Porto Rívoli

“Enchanting and magical” -Prog Archives

“True European Folk and truly stunning” -CeltCast Foundation

Since 2011, Sangre de Muérdago have performed 24 European tours, 3 North American tours, and 1 tour in East Asia, which have led them to play numerous concerts that include Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, United States,

Canada, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, United Kingdom, Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, Iceland, Slovakia, Slovenia,

Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Croatia, Luxembourg, Austria, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong.