Izdavač: Ostalo
Žanr: Hard Rok i Metal, Rok
Poreklo: Strani izvođač

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Studio album by Héroes del Silencio
Released 4 December 1990
Recorded 1990
Studio Kirios Studios (Madrid, Spain)
Genre Gothic rock, hard rock
Length 45:46
Language Spanish
Label EMI
Producer Phil Manzanera
Héroes del Silencio chronology
En Directo
(1989) Senderos de traición
(1990) Senda ´91
(1991)

Senderos de traición[1] (Spanish: Paths of Betrayal) is the second studio album by the Spanish rock band Héroes del Silencio, released the December 4 1990. The album was especially successful in Spain and Germany. In August 1993, 750,000 copies had been sold worldwide, half of which were sales in Spain.[2]

Track listing
All tracks are written by Enrique Bunbury, Juan Valdivia, Joaquin Cardiel, and Pedro Andreu.

No. Title Length
1. `Entre dos tierras [Between two lands]` 6:09
2. `Maldito duende [Damned goblin]` 4:13
3. `La carta [The letter]` 3:07
4. `Malas intenciones [Bad intentions]` 3:50
5. `Sal [Salt]` 0:11
6. `Senda [Path]` 3:59
7. `Hechizo [Spell]` 4:37
8. `Oración [Prayer]` 4:09
9. `Despertar [Awakening]` 2:59
10. `Decadencia [Decline]` 4:17
11. `Con nombre de guerra [With a war name]` 4:17
12. `El cuadro II [The painting II]` 4:07

Personnel
Enrique Bunbury - vocalist
Joaquin Cardiel - bass
Juan Valdivia - guitar
Pedro Andreu - drums
Usage in media
The songs `Maldito duende`, `Entre dos tierras` and `Hechizo` were played in the 2017 Spanish horror film Véronica.

Héroes del Silencio (Spanish: Heroes of Silence) (well known as Héroes or HDS) was a Spanish rock band from Zaragoza, formed by guitarist Juan Valdivia and singer Enrique Bunbury. The lineup was completed by bassist Joaquín Cardiel and drummer Pedro Andreu. During the 1980s they experienced success around Spain and the Americas, and in various European countries including Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, France, Yugoslavia, and Portugal. They established themselves as one of the major contributors to the Rock en español scene and are considered to be one of the all-time best bands in that genre.[1] Their trademarks are their intricate lyrics, complicated arrangements and precise rhythm.[2] After twelve years and multiple albums, the band broke up in 1996. When the lead singer Enrique Bunbury started a solo project, other members of the band also followed a different musical path. In 2007, as part of a 20-year anniversary celebration and 11 years after their break-up, they organized a 10-concert world tour.

The band`s distinctiveness was a characteristic image with a particular iconography and symbology, and a music characterized by ambiguous and transcendental lyrics, complicated arpeggios and a solid rhythmic base. Among its influences are William Blake, Charles Baudelaire, Led Zeppelin, and The Cult.[3][4] AllMusic described them as `the very definition of rock en español.`[5]

In 2021 Netflix premiered the documentary `Heroes: Silencio and Rock & Roll` which covers the entire history of the band as told by the members.