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Ogg
Ogg formed in Spain in the late 1990s with Diego García on vocals, Iñaki García on guitar, Sergio García on bass, and Sergio Valdepeñas on drums. They worked...
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Ogg formed in Spain in the late 1990s with Diego García on vocals, Iñaki García on guitar, Sergio García on bass, and Sergio Valdepeñas on drums. They worked through financial constraints and limited early recognition while developing their sound.
The track appears on their album "El Planeta de los Cerdos" from that same year.
They released several albums including "Alegro" in 2001 and "Un Mar de Quejas" in 2006. Their music incorporated punk rock, electronica, and Spanish folk elements while maintaining a focus on themes of identity and social issues.
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