Mujercitas Terror
Mujercitas Terror formed in 2014 in Molina de Segura, Spain, with Yoly Saa on vocals, Ariadna Paniagua on guitar, Raquel Pagès on bass, and Laura Honrubia on...
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Mujercitas Terror formed in 2014 in Molina de Segura, Spain, with Yoly Saa on vocals, Ariadna Paniagua on guitar, Raquel Pagès on bass, and Laura Honrubia on drums. They started playing in the underground scene, working their way up from a small town.
Their music pulls from rock, punk, and electronic sounds, with lyrics that often touch on female empowerment and social issues. This direct approach sometimes drew criticism, but it also connected with listeners who appreciated their straightforward style.
They've put out albums like "La Pequeña Muerte" in 2016, "Un Año de Miedo" in 2018, and "Acrís" in 2021. One of their tracks, "Actris," shows their atmospheric side with its haunting melody.
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