Spanish New Wave

Spanish New Wave, also known as "La Movida Madrileña," emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s in post-Franco Spain. Characterized by its fusion of punk's energy, new wave's synth-pop sensibilities, and flamenco's rhythmic intensity, this genre is marked by driving rhythms, prominent basslines, and eclectic instrumentation, often featuring guitars, keyboards, and saxophones. Vocals are often delivered with a distinctive, emotive intensity, blending poetic lyrics with catchy hooks. Born out of the cultural and artistic explosion in Madrid, Spanish New Wave was a reaction against the country's authoritarian past, embracing freedom and self-expression. The genre's cultural significance lies in its role as a soundtrack to Spain's transition to democracy, capturing the youthful rebellion and creativity of the time. While drawing from international influences, Spanish New Wave retained a unique flavor, distinct from its Anglo-American counterparts, thanks to its incorporation of flamenco and Latin American musical traditions.

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.: Relaxed Fit
.: 100% combed, ring-spun cotton
.: Light fabric
.: Soft ring spun fabric feels great against your skin
.: Non-topstitched, classic width, rib collar
.: Taped neck and shoulders for comfort and durability
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