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Cristina Y Los Subterráneos
Cristina y Los Subterráneos formed in Barcelona in 1980, with Cristina Rosenvinge on vocals and guitar, Fernando Polavieja on guitar, José Manuel Casany on...
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1000 Pedazos
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Alguien Que Cuide de Mi
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Alicia
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Dile A Papá
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Las Suela De Mis Botas
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Mil Pedazos
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Ni una maldita florecita
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Palido
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Pulgas en el corazon
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Señorita
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Sé Q Me Haras Llorar
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Sé que Me Haras Llorar
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Tengo una pistola
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Tu Por Mi
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Voy En Un Coche
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Cristina y Los Subterráneos formed in Barcelona in 1980, with Cristina Rosenvinge on vocals and guitar, Fernando Polavieja on guitar, José Manuel Casany on bass, and Manuel Rodriguez on drums. Their first album was called "Mecánica Popular." They made music that drew from post-punk and new wave, but didn't settle neatly into any one category.
Songs like "Tu Por Mi" and "Mil Pedazos" show the band's lean, moody side. The lyrics often had an edge that could stir things up, though the existing history doesn't spell out what those specific controversies were. They worked through the usual struggles of an independent band in that era, including money troubles.
They put out several albums, including one called "1000 Flores." The band's sound was its own thing, spare, a little tense, and built around Rosenvinge's delivery. They didn't become a mainstream fixture, but they left behind a handful of records that still sound particular to their time and place.
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