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Wasting Time
Wasting Time formed in Madrid around 2005, playing rock music in the city's underground scene. Their debut album 'Sueños Nocturnos' came out in 2008, followed...
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Wasting Time formed in Madrid around 2005, playing rock music in the city's underground scene. Their debut album 'Sueños Nocturnos' came out in 2008, followed by 'El Tiempo Perdido' which included the song 'Conmigo Otra Vez.'
That track became one of their most recognizable, along with 'Falsos Sentimientos.' Their lyrics often dealt with heartbreak and loss, which drew some criticism for being overly sentimental at times.
They released several more albums including 'La Noche de los Muertos Vivos' in 2011, 'El Último Tren' in 2014, and 'Resurrección' in 2018.
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