Misa
Misa was a Spanish band that formed in the 1990s. Their song "Déjate" became particularly well-known, a track that carried a certain weight of heartache. They...
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Misa was a Spanish band that formed in the 1990s. Their song "Déjate" became particularly well-known, a track that carried a certain weight of heartache. They released their self-titled debut album in 1995, which included that song and others like "Esto Que Soy, Eso Te Doy." The band's lineup featured Núria Espert on vocals, Elisenda Reverté on guitar, Magali Luque on bass, and Alba Rubio on drums.
Their music wasn't always an easy fit with mainstream trends at the time. They followed their debut with albums like "Adictos al Drama" in 1998 and "Asuntos Internos" in 2001. Their work sometimes touched on personal and social themes, which could stir conversation. The song "Machista," for instance, addressed gender inequality directly.
By 2005, they had put out "Los Chicos Tristes," an album that showed them experimenting with different textures, moving a bit away from their earlier melodic foundation. Other songs in their catalog include "Ice Blue Eyes," "Jesús, estoy aquí," "Kairos," and "Neguinho."
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