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Biografía

One of the most important bands to appear in Spain immediately after the end of the Franco regime (1939-1975). With Parálisis Permanente, Gabinete Caligari and Alaska y Los Pegamoides, they were very influential in the movement soon to be branded as "Movida Madrile??a". At the beginning, their sound was deeply influenced by the British new wave, although they appropriated their influences in a very particular way. Later developments would lead them to embrace other rhythms and influences, mainly from the Caribbean. In 1979, painter, singer and synthesizer experimenter Herminio Molero joined several other musicians to form a new rock group. Among them were the Auser??n brothers (Luis and Santiago), who wrote then in a music magazine called Disco Express under the name Corazones Autom??ticos; Enrique Sierra, guitar player from Kaka de Luxe and percussionist Javier P??rez Grueso. They took their name from an Italian independent radio station. Molero contributed a fusion of electronic and traditional music to the style of the group, while Sierra added a punk tone. After months of rehearsing and a few live performances, they released their first album Musica Moderna (Modern Music) in 1980, which was an unexpected success beyond the specialized circles. Molero and Javier P??rez Grueso abandoned the group due to disagreements on the concept of their music, and t

Álbumes

De un país en llamas

El directo de Radio Futura

La Cancion de Juan Perro

La ley del desierto, la ley del mar

Memorias del porvenir

Musica Moderna

Canciones