Abanico
Abanico formed in Madrid in 2005, with vocalist Patricia Tapia, guitarist Pablo Serrano, and percussionist Luis de Dios playing small clubs around the city....
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Abanico formed in Madrid in 2005, with vocalist Patricia Tapia, guitarist Pablo Serrano, and percussionist Luis de Dios playing small clubs around the city. Their debut album 'De Viaje' came out in 2007, mixing flamenco and Latin rhythms with contemporary pop elements.
Their second album took its title from the song '20 Minutos de Sol,' which became their most recognizable track. Other songs like 'Perdiendo Amigos' and 'Día Gris' showed their preference for introspective lyrics set against rhythmic arrangements.
They worked with flamenco dancer Joaquín Cortés at one point, bringing traditional movement to their fusion sound. The band's music stayed grounded in Spanish musical forms while incorporating modern production touches.
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