Alta Facha
Alta Facha was a Spanish band that formed in the late 2000s. Their song 'Primavera 2010' became a kind of anthem for young people in Spain at the time,...
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Alta Facha was a Spanish band that formed in the late 2000s. Their song 'Primavera 2010' became a kind of anthem for young people in Spain at the time, capturing a mood of frustration and restlessness. The group included Miguel Martínez-Losa on vocals and guitar, Irene García on bass, and Sergio Ruiz on drums.
Their music pulled from punk, rock, and folk, with lyrics that often touched on social issues like unemployment and political discontent. They released two albums: 'Primavera 2010' in 2010 and 'Despertar' in 2013. The first album featured the title track that defined their early sound.
Alta Facha's outspoken nature drew both fans and critics, but they kept playing their brand of raw, passionate music for a few years. 'Primavera 2010' remains the song most people remember them by.
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