La Oliva de Salteras

La Oliva de Salteras has a range of notable tracks that stand out in classical and orchestral music. “Amarguras” captures deep emotion, resonating with many listeners. Another significant piece, “Marcha Fúnebre,” offers a somber yet powerful experience, often performed in reflective settings.

Other popular tracks like “Hosanna in Excelsis,” “Passio Granatensis,” and “La Virgen de Sevilla” showcase a blend of traditional and contemporary influences. “Jerusalén” and “Valle de Sevilla” highlight the group's connection to their cultural roots. “Como Tú, ninguna” and “Alma de la Trinidad” continue to engage fans with their melodic lines. "Crucifixus" rounds out this impressive list, adding depth to their repertoire. Each track contributes to the overall appeal of La Oliva de Salteras, ensuring their music remains relevant in various performances.

La Oliva de Salteras recently released several notable projects, contributing to their ongoing presence in the classical and orchestral music scene. The latest album, "Lo mejor del 2024 - Marchas de Procesión (2024)," showcases a collection of traditional processional marches, reflecting their commitment to this genre. Another album, "Hebdomada Sancta 2024 (2024)," captures the essence of Holy Week with its intricate arrangements and deep-rooted cultural significance. They also put out "Lo mejor del 2023 - Marchas de Procesión (2024)," further expanding on their exploration of processional music.

In addition to these albums, their latest single, "Esperanza por Huelva Coronada (2025)," offers a fresh perspective on their musical style. "Pasión (2025)" and "El Mayor Dolor (2025)" are also part of their recent work, each presenting a unique interpretation of classic themes. The single "La Estrella (2024)" adds to their diverse offerings, continuing to engage listeners with its compelling melodies.