The Old Skull present in our logo, symbolizes the echoes from the past: the bones, the gravestones and the wounded land that speak to us and tell us ancient stories, some of them stunning and beautiful but others forged with iron & blood. Used also in the old traditions of satirical and ridiculous poems making social criticism and protest. And the second mark of our brand identity, the New Moon, the mysterious female powers of the great goddess mother during the harvest, that means —in old Celtics beliefs— a opportunity to start over, a new beginning after death —after the full moon—.

The Jaguar, symbol of darkness and light, spiritual strength and fertility, courage and power. Considered by ancient civilizations as the most feared and sacred animal. In Aztec mythology he is the god of the night sky, Tezcatlipoc. The Mayan beliefs relate the existence of the Sun God, capable of transforming itself into a jaguar of mottled skin covered with stars able to enter the world of the dead, defeat the lords of Xibalba and to dominate day and night. They are also mentioned in the Popol Vuh as dangerous inhabitants capable of moving between the dead and the living. A Total Eclipse will bring back the jaguars of the underworld that will devour all that is known of this land until the end of the world.

Breath Souls. Breath of life. Last Breath... The old skulls, the bones, the gravestones, the stones and the earth speak to us and tell us those ancient stories, but also stories forged with iron, blood and death....

Adventurers, warriors, survivors, barbarian nomads and plunderers, the epic Goths crossed half the world, living mythical episodes. Related with the Nordic universe, they worshiped the kingdom of Asgard, their eagles and crows that whispered to Odin the thought and memory of the mortals, guide them from the legendary corners of Scandinavia, crossing the Balkans towards the West. They saw the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the Muslim, and built a new powerful hispanic state where they coexisted with the three cultures.

The Black Panther is a symbol of power and fertility, protection for allies, fierce and aggressive with enemies, energy of the night that helps us not to fear in the dark. The shamans position it as the animal that possesses more mysticism and spirituality, despite its dark color they give light to your life freeing you from the ties and helping you to start a new life full of courage and strength.

Old rites, the religion of the peasants, the "men without God", with the arrival of the stone and bronze age, the cult to Vanir, the goddess mother of the shamanic, cults to the fertility, to the gods of the hunt, the adoration to the sun, megalithic monuments are raised, with the Celts the cults are fused, the adoration of divinized heroes with the Nordic civilizations...., ancient gods, magical deities, elves, goblins, nymphs, fairies ... and Rome arrives with post-Greek epic gods and the decline of the empire, Christianity imposes itself, "the revealed truth" adopts ancient beliefs in their dogmas, displaced ancient pagan rites and replaced, the christianized "barbarians", a cult for the damned of the Earth... What about the resurgence of the "sacred breath"? That world full of gods?

The Old Skull present in our logo, symbolizes the echoes from the past: the bones, the gravestones and the wounded land that speak to us and tell us ancient stories, some of them stunning and beautiful but others forged with iron & blood. Used also in the old traditions of satirical and ridiculous poems making social criticism and protest. And the second mark of our brand identity, the New Moon, the mysterious female powers of the great goddess mother during the harvest, that means —in old Celtics beliefs— a opportunity to start over, a new beginning after death —after the full moon—.

Breath Souls. Breath of life. Last Breath... The old skulls, bones, stones and the earth whisper to us ancient amazing stories, but also too many forged with iron, blood and death....

The eagle was a symbol present in the iconography and heraldry of several Civilizations. Sacred by the vast majority of Cultures such as the Aztec, Roman, Egyptian, Hittite, Sumerian, Indo-European... represents majesty, strength, character, courage, spirituality, power and wisdom. Used in Europe since the late Middle Ages, it became an attribute for gods, warriors, kings and emperors.

The double-headed eagle observes from the top of the Tree of life and from the Cosmic Mountain the land of its ancestors, presiding omnipotent with its physical and spiritual duality, able to look at the sun and follow its course through the sky until descending to Delos, the sacred island of antiquity where the god Apollo was born.

The Jaguar, symbol of darkness and light, spiritual strength and fertility, courage and power. Considered by ancient civilizations as the most feared and sacred animal. In Aztec mythology he is the god of the night sky, Tezcatlipoc. The Mayan beliefs relate the existence of the Sun God, capable of transforming itself into a jaguar of mottled skin covered with stars able to enter the world of the dead, defeat the lords of Xibalba and to dominate day and night. They are also mentioned in the Popol Vuh as dangerous inhabitants capable of moving between the dead and the living. A Total Eclipse will bring back the jaguars of the underworld that will devour all that is known of this land until the end of the world.

Adventurers, warriors, survivors, barbarians, nomads and plunderers, the epic Goths crossed half the world, living mythical episodes. Related with the Nordic universe, they worshiped the kingdom of Asgard, their eagles and crows that whispered to Odin the thought and memory of the mortals, guide them from the legendary corners of Scandinavia, crossing the Balkans towards the West. They saw the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the Muslim, and built a new powerful hispanic state where they coexisted with the three cultures.

The Black Panther is a symbol of power and fertility, protection for allies, fierce and aggressive with enemies, energy of the night that helps us not to fear in the dark. The shamans position it as the animal that possesses more mysticism and spirituality, despite its dark color they give light to your life freeing you from the ties and helping you to start a new life full of courage and strength.

It is not a macabre dance, nor an satanic rite, but a mythological ritual of fertility, it is the dance of the snake, a prayer addressed to the spirits of thunder, lightning and clouds so that with their rain we will be filled with abundance, peace and prosperity. Its solar rotation is a song to life, whose infinite turn symbolizes eternity until the end of time. Cyclical movement that marked the pagan celebrations of the solstice and equinoxes.

Nebuchadnezzar II, the ruler of the Chaldean dynasty of Babylon, conqueror of Judah and Jerusalem, builder of the Hanging Gardens decorated there by the 575a.c the Doors of Istar with lys flowers as a symbol of his power and glory. Used in Indian, Greek and Egyptian cultures, it was closely linked with fertility and with the mother goddess Isis. It is in the 15th century when Alchemy in its search for the philosopher's stone and the elixir of life, took its meaning as a symbol of illumination, perfection, light, knowledge of secret sciences and resurrection: the tree of life. Included in the five-pointed star, its natural elements of earth, water, air and fire result in the fifth element, the quintessence, the representation of perfection and purity.

The eagle was a symbol present in the iconography and heraldry of several Civilizations. Sacred by the vast majority of Cultures such as the Aztec, Roman, Egyptian, Hittite, Sumerian, Indo-European... represents majesty, strength, character, courage, spirituality, power and wisdom. Used in Europe since the late Middle Ages, it became an attribute for gods, warriors, kings and emperors.

The double-headed eagle observes from the top of the Tree of life and from the Cosmic Mountain the land of its ancestors, presiding omnipotent with its physical and spiritual duality, able to look at the sun and follow its course through the sky until descending to Delos, the sacred island of antiquity where the god Apollo was born.

The history of the Empires has bequeathed to us a world of blood and terror, games of thrones and struggles motivated by domination and exploitation, gestures of superiority that end in robberies, massacres and exterminations, mutilation of cultures to their legitimate heirs. The colonialist market and the slave trade coexisted together with the technical and scientific advances, architecture, art and the glory of the Cursed Empires. Today they survive and dominate the spheres of power, they control resources, they crush freedom in modern times. Nihilism on the horizon, revolt for the most daring... in the distance a vague memory of the Golden dream, of the civilizing and meeting mission, of that Ideal of Tradition that was defeated.

The Pharaohs: Half gods, half kings, conquerors, warriors and protectors of Egypt exercised their quasi-divine power as lords of the two Lands. They were considered the manifestation of Horus in the earth, and as high priests they celebrated rituals and cults in honor of the deities in the great temples, to their death they were buried under the pyramids waiting for their rebirth as lords of the underworld (Osiris). From the Ancient Empire to the glorious New Empire, warring pharaohs such as Narmer, Ramses II, Tutankamon or Cleopatra have ruled under the banks of the Nile.