latin rock

these bands are the best rock in spanish ive heard, check em out:
patricio rey y sus redonditos de ricota (los redondos)
intoxicados
el tri
moderatto (these guys used to be good but they started to make covers of famous songs n i dont like that)
this isnt rock, but its cool:

thats it 4 now

I cant understand anything but I can see why you like them.

The Mars Volta work a lot of Latin rhythms and such into their music. They're also insane live, some sort of marauding musical enigma.

Try Los Lonely Boys and song called Senorita ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GceZX343fZA

After reading (and posting in) this thread I started listening to The Mars Volta, and I still have no idea how to describe them. It's almost hard to do something else while listening to them, the music just takes over your mind.

I would embed the link, but apparently it has been requested that this video not be embedded.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRDG9GKb-TM

^^
I just got a Mars Volta album from the library, haven't listened to it yet though.

Which one GRX? I'm really liking The Bedlam in Goliath. It's a little more on the rock side as opposed to being super-progressive. I had a hard time getting used to Frances the Mute where most of the album is taken up by two songs, each with about 6 parts.

I liked every Mars Volta product ive listened, I like the most song called Inertiatic.

Their singer minds me of Rush singer

I got Bedlam in Goliath as well. They had another album, but I like cover of this one better, so I got it. :)