Anjoca
Anjoca formed in Madrid around 2015 as a trio with Noelia Díaz on vocals, Iñaki Estévez on instruments and production, and Rafa Valdepeñas on bass. Their...
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Anjoca formed in Madrid around 2015 as a trio with Noelia Díaz on vocals, Iñaki Estévez on instruments and production, and Rafa Valdepeñas on bass. Their sound pulls from pop and folk, with some electronic touches. Their first album came out in 2018, simply called 'Anjoca', and a second one, 'Canciones para enamorarse', followed in 2020.
Their song 'Besarte' became particularly well-known, though in 2019 there were some public questions about its similarity to another track. The matter was eventually dismissed. They've played festivals like Primavera Sound and Mad Cool, and have toured in Spain and Latin America.
Other songs like 'Mi Deseo', 'Nadie Más Que Tú', and 'Sola' round out their catalog. Their music often deals with love and relationships, delivered with a light, melodic touch that found an audience.
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