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Flacosis
Flacosis is a Spanish band that plays punk and rock with some satirical humor. Their song "Cómete Tus Vegetales" got attention for its quirky lyrics and...
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Flacosis is a Spanish band that plays punk and rock with some satirical humor. Their song "Cómete Tus Vegetales" got attention for its quirky lyrics and energetic sound. The band includes Pablo Novoa on vocals and guitar, Fabián Escalante on drums, Alejandro Díaz on bass, and Pablo Rodríguez on trumpet.
They released their debut album "Cómete Tus Vegetales" in 2010, followed by "El Mismo Lío" in 2012 and "Tres Coronas Para Un Rey" in 2015. Their music often has an anti-establishment tone, though they've faced some criticism for irreverent lyrics.
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