Antena

**Antena** was a breezy French synth-pop trio that emerged in the early 1980s, blending coldwave aesthetics with bossa nova warmth and electronic experimentation. Fronted by Isabelle Antena, whose whispery vocals floated over minimalist grooves, the group released their cult-classic debut *Camino del Sol* (1982) on the iconic Belgian label Les Disques du Crépuscule. Their signature track “Ice Cream (Glace à l’eau)” became a left-field favorite, mixing playful synths with jazz-inflected rhythms. Though short-lived, Antena’s fusion of pop sophistication and DIY charm influenced future lounge-revival and electro-samba acts. Isabelle later pursued a solo career, but the band’s retro-futuristic sound still pops up in DJ sets and niche playlists today.

*(Note: While "Ice Cream" is confirmed as their work, specific details about newer releases like "Un Atajo Hacia el Monte" or "+Acid (Que - Than) Jazz" are not verifiable in existing historical records. Antena’s core catalog remains rooted in their early-’80s output.)*