Babasónicos

Babasónicos formed in 1991 in Lanús, a suburb of Buenos Aires. Their early work, like the 1996 album Dopádromo, mixed rock with electronic and experimental sounds in a way that didn't immediately find a wide audience. The lineup has been fairly steady, with Adrián Dargelos on vocals, Mariano Roger on guitar, Diego Tuñón on bass, Diego Uma on keyboards, and Diego Rodríguez on drums.

By the early 2000s, they had developed a clearer, more accessible rock sound on albums like Jessico. Songs from that period, such as 'Soy Rock' and 'El Loco,' became staples. They've also worked with artists like Iggy Pop and Jarvis Cocker, though their core identity has remained their own.

Their 2001 song 'Microdancing' became particularly well-known, often described as an anthem for dancing alone. Later albums, including Anoche from 2005 and A Propósito from 2011, continued to explore different textures while maintaining their distinctive lyrical style, which often leans toward the surreal and introspective.