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Lau Crespa
Lau Crespa began in 2010 as a duo with Francisca Straub on vocals and Nicolás Ruiz on drums. Their debut album 'Azul Mineral' came out in 2014, with the title...
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Lau Crespa began in 2010 as a duo with Francisca Straub on vocals and Nicolás Ruiz on drums. Their debut album 'Azul Mineral' came out in 2014, with the title track becoming a notable song in their catalog. The music carried ethereal textures and Straub's vocals, drawing from folk and electronica influences.
After Ruiz left in 2017, Straub continued the project alone. She released 'De/formación' in 2018 and 'Tejido' in 2021, each showing her development as a songwriter. The band's lyrics sometimes addressed political themes, as in 'La Vieja Muerte,' which commented on student protests in Chile.
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