Band · from Barcelona · 1996 to 2011
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Astrud was a Spanish pop-rock group from the city of Barcelona which formed in the second half of the 1990s. Composed of Manolo Martínez and Genís Segarra, they met with a degree of critical and commercial success within the Spanish indie music scene. In 2006 they released a collection of rarities and B-sides called Algo cambió, which includes a Spanish-language cover version of the Pulp song of the same name.
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Lo nuevoNov 2010Vinyl
Tú no existes17 Apr 2007Vinyl
Algo Cambió28 Nov 2006Vinyl
Performance7 Dec 2004Vinyl
Gran fuerzaNov 2001Vinyl
Mi fracaso personal1999Vinyl
Todo nos parece una mierda9 Nov 2004 · EPVinyl
Un mystique determinado1 May 2004 · EPVinyl
Cambio de idea2000 · EPVinyl
Mi fracaso personal13 Jul 2012 · SingleVinyl
Esto debería de acabarse aquí13 Jul 2012 · SingleVinyl
Lo Popular25 Apr 2011 · SingleVinyl
Bailando1999 · SingleVinylRecords from MusicBrainz, completed with the release lists of Deezer. Sleeves from the Cover Art Archive and the same lists.
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Members past and present, each with their own page. From MusicBrainz and Discogs.
Records by other artists with Astrud in the credits, from the song and record credits of MusicBrainz and Discogs. Their own bands are above.
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