Alaska y Los Pegamoides were a quirky Spanish new wave/punk band that buzzed through the early ’80s Madrid scene like a glittery firework. Fronted by the iconic Alaska (born María Olvido Gara Jova), the group became synonymous with Spain’s post-Franco cultural explosion, La Movida Madrileña, blending punky energy with synth-driven pop. Their DIY spirit and playful anthems—like the cheeky *Bailando*—made them underground darlings, even if their original run was short-lived (1980-1982). While the band dissolved when Alaska pivoted to her next project, Alaska y Dinarama, their scra
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