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Inventiva
Inventiva was a band from Barcelona that formed in the mid-1980s. Their first album came out in 1986, followed by records like 'El hombre que hablaba con...
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Inventiva was a band from Barcelona that formed in the mid-1980s. Their first album came out in 1986, followed by records like 'El hombre que hablaba con Dios' in 1988 and 'La danza de la araña' in 1992. The group included Albert Pla on vocals, Llorenç Santamaria on guitar, David Soler on bass, and Xarli Oliver on drums.
Their song 'Arroz de Puta' drew attention for its direct language and subject matter. Other tracks like 'Beco do Inferno' and 'Rádio Sapólio' showed their mix of rock and punk with some electronic touches. The lyrics often dealt with social themes that some found provocative.
They kept recording through the 1990s, putting out 'El secreto de la vida' in 1995. Their live shows were known for being energetic. The band's work found an audience among listeners who responded to their straightforward approach.
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