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Hitten

  • Jul 13
  • 1 min read

Murcia rocked hard and fast on July 10 as hometown heroes Hitten stormed the Plaza de Toros for a blistering set at the Murcia On festival. If there was ever any doubt that traditional heavy metal still has fire in its veins, Hitten crushed it with twin guitars, thunderous drums, and soaring vocals that echoed across the warm summer night.


From the opening riff, the band had the crowd hooked, delivering pure, high-octane energy reminiscent of classic '80s metal — think early Judas Priest meets a shot of modern adrenaline. Tracks like “Eyes Never Lie” and “Built to Rock” hit with precision, showcasing both technical prowess and an unshakable passion for the genre.


Lead singer Alexx Panza was a force of nature, commanding the stage with charisma and power, while the dueling guitars of Dani Meseguer and Johnny Lorca lit up the arena with ripping solos and tight harmonies.


For fans of old-school metal with a fresh edge, this was more than a gig — it was a revival. Hitten didn’t just play Murcia — they owned it.


Words and photos: Rhyan Paul


 
 
 

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