Tachenko is a Spanish indie pop band that has woven its distinct thread through the fabric of Spain's music scene since their formation. Based out of Zaragoza, the group emerged in the early 2000s, when members Sergio Vinadé and Eduardo Baos, previously from the band El Niño Gusano, decided to join forces and craft their own unique sound. With a lineup that has seen changes over the years, the band's consistent core has allowed for an evocative continuity in their music, showcasing a commitment to melody and earnest lyricism.

The music of Tachenko is characterized by its melodic pop sensibility infused with elements of classic Spanish pop and a modern indie ethos. Their discography, marked by albums like "Las discotecas de la tarde" and "Oso de Plata," showcases their ability to capture everyday emotions in a way that resonates with a broad audience. In more recent works such as "Cuatro Estrellas" and "El Don del Vuelo Sin el Arte Hermano del Aterrizaje," they continue to refine their sound, which often features jangly guitars, introspective lyrics, and an uncomplicated yet alluring production style. Their music reflects an introspection and poetic approach to songwriting that has garnered them critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. With songs like "Domingo de Resurrección" and "La Pena Capital," Tachenko has proven that their knack for memorable hooks and thoughtful perspectives on life's myriad experiences is the cornerstone of their enduring appeal in the Spanish indie music landscape.

Genres

Musica Aragonesa

Spanish Indie Pop

Spanish Modern Rock

Latest Release

Las discotecas de la tarde

Tachenko

Album - 10 Tracks - Released November 19, 2021