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Inconciencia
Inconciencia formed in Málaga in 2002 around brothers Javier and Luis Moya, with José Manuel Casañ. Their debut album, "Ángeles y Demonios," came out in 2004...
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Inconciencia formed in Málaga in 2002 around brothers Javier and Luis Moya, with José Manuel Casañ. Their debut album, "Ángeles y Demonios," came out in 2004 and included the song "I Don't Wanna Grow Up."
That track became their most recognizable, a straightforward pop-rock tune about resisting adulthood. Their lyrics sometimes touched on social or religious themes, as in songs like "El Cielo no es Azul" and "Los de la Gente Corriente."
They released several more albums, including "Ser Humano" in 2008 and "La Calle Donde Vivimos" in 2011. The band's sound stayed grounded in melodic pop with rock and folk touches.
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