A Spanish duo that has kept its theatrical synth sound steady since the early 1990s.
For a quick sense of them, try 'Flash' or 'El Cementerio de Mis Sueños.' Both have that steady, synth-driven feel they've always done.
Fangoria matters because they've held onto a specific electronic pop style for over thirty years without drifting. Songs like 'Flash' and 'Criticar Por Criticar' show how Alaska's frontwoman energy and Nacho Canut's production lock together. Their 2023 album 'Edificaciones Paganas' proves they're still working that same vein.
They formed in Madrid after Alaska y Dinarama ended, with 'Salto Mortal' setting their sound early. Through more than ten albums like 'Una Temporada en el Infierno,' they've kept Alaska's theatrical presence and Canut's production central. Collaborations with Carlos Jean and La Bien Querida came later, but the core hasn't shifted.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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