Objetivo Birmania is a Spanish pop band that carved out a noteworthy space in the 1980s music scene with their catchy tunes and danceable rhythms. Emerging from Madrid, the hub of the cultural movement known as "La Movida," the band found success with their blend of pop melodies and electronic undertones. Integrating the progressive energy of the post-dictatorship Spain, their music captured the essence of newfound freedom and the youthful exuberance of the era. The original lineup underwent several changes through the years, but the band managed to keep its distinctive sound alive.

The band's infectious tracks such as "Los Amigos de Mis Amigas Son Mis Amigos" and "Todos Los Hombres Son Iguales" became emblematic of the period and remain cult favorites among fans of Spanish 80s pop music. Even as trends shifted and the music industry evolved, Objetivo Birmania continued to release music including the playful "Coco Funk" and the energetic "Shiwips," both reflecting the band's ability to adapt while still retaining their signature style. While they may never have achieved the international fame of some of their contemporaries, Objetivo Birmania holds a special place in the history of Spanish pop and is remembered for their contribution to the soundtrack of a vibrant decade in Spanish cultural history.

Genres

Spanish New Wave

Spanish Synthpop

Latest Release

Los Hombres No Ligan

Objetivo Birmania

Album - 10 Tracks - Released July 21, 1991