Siloé is a Spanish musical group that formed in 2016 in Valladolid, Spain. The band's musical style is a blend of folk, pop-rock, and electronic music. The members are Fito Robles (vocals), Xavi Road (guitar), and Jaco Betanzos (drums), who joined the group in 2022. The members originally met as students at the University of Valladolid. The band’s name, Siloé, is a reference to the biblical story of Jesus healing a blind man. According to the band, the name was chosen because the blind man "became aware of reality" through the miracle, which they relate to the purpose of their music. Their discography includes a number of albums and an EP: * La Verdad (2016) * La Luz (2018) * Metrópolis (2020) * Metrópolis 2.0 (2021) * Santa Trinidad (2023) In 2020, their album Metrópolis helped define their live identity, earning them recognition as a notable live band. In 2021, they released an expanded version of this album, Metrópolis 2.0, which featured collaborations with artists such as Miss Caffeina, Belén Aguilera, Varry Brava, and Delaporte. In 2023, their song "Nada que se parezca a ti" was used as the theme for a tourism campaign for the region of Castilla y León.