Oviformia Secuencial Circuits. Spanish tecno-pop band from the first 80s, founded in 1981 by K-Lois (Luis Prosper, keyboards), Clara Morán (rhythm box, sequencer, backing vocals) and Ger (Germán Espada, vocals, effects), influenced by bands as Kraftwerk, Ultravox or Heaven 17. They didn't release any single nor album. They moved to England and returned in 1985 as .
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