Rock classics and other genres that have marked our lives.

Essential for any music lover, the elaborate list abounds of rock classics and themes that have marked our lives. Do you agree that these are the best songs of all time?

Music appeases beasts, but some songs more than calm us, turn us on and bring out the best in us. This is the case with this epic list made up of the best songs of all time, courtesy of the musical institution Rolling Stone.

With this definitive playlist you can turn on even the coldest party.

‘Let it be’, The Beatles

Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, it is already a hymn to world peace.

Hound Dog’, Elvis Presley

The king of rock sneaks this hit into the most recognized list. As a detail, he spent 28 weeks at number 1.

I want to hold your hand’, The Beatles

Another hit for Lennon and McCartney, who refused to go back to America without another number one. This was his passport to success in the land of opportunity.

Blowin’ in the Wind”, Bob Dylan

The 1960s hit was not written for "political protests", according to the singer himself, but it is the soundtrack to any peaceful demonstration.

My generation’, The Who

La banda británica que catapultó al guitarrista Pete Townshend. Éste fue el encargado de esta banda sonora que permanece con los años intacta.

Smells like Teen Spirit’, Nirvana

Banda del mítico Kurt Cobain que logró en el año 91 un clásico eterno. Su disco ‘Nevermind’ ya es historia del rock.

Respect’, Aretha Franklin

This song is not Franklin's original, but she picked it up once recorded and turned it into an international anthem. 'Respect' made her the Queen of Soul as we know her.

‘(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction’, The Rolling Stones

Who can resist the instrumental of said song? Mick Jagger and Keith Richards changed the world of music with this sad and cynical story of frustration that reaches number two on the list.

‘Like a Rolling Stone’, Bob Dylan

Theme that takes the gold in this glorious list of best songs, and reasons are not lacking: in 1965 Dylan created magic at the age of 24, with a song that he described as having been done in a punk and disorganized way.

We do not know how he got it, but the musical history was already signed thanks to this hit that is still young.