Melt” is, at its heart, a dialogue with absence, each song mapping the contours of loss and the yearning that lingers in its ...

One of the most anticipated shows of the Bowl season saw the return of The Marías to Santa Barbara. A Los Angeles–based, bilingual indie psych-band, whose last visit to town was in 2018 for a more ...

The chanting crowd’s “otra” wanes as a singular spotlight illuminates María Zardoya. The Marías’ frontwoman lies in a translucent bathtub, microphone in hand and partially submerged in its warm water.

The Marías had a significant commercial breakthrough last year with their sophomore album, Submarine, which peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard 200 chart, a major improvement from their debut, 2021’s ...

The debut solo album from María Zardoya of the Marias presents some logistical challenges: Her main band is already basically named after her; the Marías just finished a tour and are highly touted for ...

'I love making music as The Marías, and nothing will ever change that, but I wanted to challenge myself to create a project that resonated with me' María Zardoya, frontwoman of the psychedelic-soul ...

With a wide range of influences that span from shoegaze to Latin music to jazz, the Marías don’t sound like anyone else — and their breakthrough single “No One Noticed” sounds like absolutely nothing ...

don’t worry, the band will be here forever. i love making music as the marías, and nothing will ever change that. but i wanted to challenge myself to make a project that resonated with me in a ...