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Snach
Snach is a Spanish rock band that formed in the early 2000s, with Salva Reina on vocals. Their debut album came out in 2002, and they followed it with records...
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Snach is a Spanish rock band that formed in the early 2000s, with Salva Reina on vocals. Their debut album came out in 2002, and they followed it with records like "Cabeza Hueca" in 2004, "La Miedo" in 2009, and "Apokalypsis" in 2013. The band's lineup has included guitarist Lolo García, drummer Jose Carlos Maroto, and bassist Dani Ferrer.
Their song "Cabeza Hueca" became a talking point for its lyrics about consumerism and social shallowness. Other tracks like "Te Invito" and "Relajao" show the band's range within their rock sound, which sometimes incorporates electronic and flamenco touches.
In 2005, Snach dealt with a lawsuit from a former record label. They kept making music through it, and their work has found listeners both in Spain and elsewhere, drawn to its atmospheric quality and Reina's raw vocal delivery.
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