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Ubika
Ubika formed as a duo in Mexico City, with vocalist Denisse Gutiérrez and instrumentalist Alan Anaya. Their 2016 debut album 'Panico' established their sound,...
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Risas Prohibidas
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Better Day
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Espejos
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Neutraluz
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Cable Al Cielo
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Cuerdos Flojos
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Lugar Irreal
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En Tus Manos
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Esquivando Pájaros
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Manifiesto
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Escapar
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Imagenes Industriales
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Virginal
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Caen Mil
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Mentira
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No sé como cuidar tu Ameba
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Ubika formed as a duo in Mexico City, with vocalist Denisse Gutiérrez and instrumentalist Alan Anaya. Their 2016 debut album 'Panico' established their sound, which mixed experimental electronica with Gutiérrez's vocals over rhythmic patterns. They followed it with albums like 'Esperanza' in 2018 and 'Aurora' in 2020, each exploring different textures within electronic music.
Their songs often dealt with themes of anxiety and disorientation. Tracks like 'Risas Prohibidas,' 'Caen Mil,' and 'Esquivando Pájaros' carried a tense, atmospheric quality. The band's name came from a Latin word meaning 'somewhere,' suggesting a place outside ordinary reality.
Ubika's music videos and lyrics sometimes drew criticism for being too dark or confrontational. The duo's output remained focused on electronic experimentation, avoiding easy categorization.
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