Niños Mutantes

Spanish indie rock group Niños Mutantes were shaped in Granada in 1994 by Juan Alberto Martínez, Nani Castañeda, and Miguel Haro. Over time of demos, concerts, and music contests, the trio finally were able to discharge its debut record, Mano, Parque, Paseo, in 1998, and through the same calendar year added a 4th member, Manolo Requena. Rafael Torres also became a member of in 2000, and by enough time their third LP, 2002’s Un Sol de Invierno, premiered, Niñoperating-system Mutantes had turn into a mainstay from the Spanish indie picture. The group reverted to a trio format in 2003, but became a quartet once again following addition of Andrés López in 2008. Niñoperating-system Mutantes possess typically kept a rigorous performing and documenting timetable, touring in Spain and Latin America and launching over twelve EPs and eight albums (including two singles compilations) between 1998 and 2012, however the abrasive advantage of their early function has been steadily toned down and only a far more power pop strategy.