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Los Pitufos
Los Pitufos came out of Madrid in the early 1980s. Their song "Killer Daikiri" became a breakout hit, mixing punk and new wave with a pop edge that caught on...
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Los Pitufos came out of Madrid in the early 1980s. Their song "Killer Daikiri" became a breakout hit, mixing punk and new wave with a pop edge that caught on with younger listeners. They had a few other tracks like "Los Piratas No Descansan" and "Una foto en la pared" that followed a similar vein.
They put out several albums, including their self-titled debut in 1984, "El Juego de la Muerte" in 1987, and "Killer Daiquiri" in 1990. The band's lineup featured José Ramón "Moncho" Alpuente on vocals and guitar, Fernando "Ferdy" Martínez on bass, and Javier "Javi" Sañudo on drums.
Los Pitufos stopped playing together in 2002.
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