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Autosuficientes chronicles the rise of the Spanish post-punk band Parálisis Permanente, known for their unique sound despite releasing only one album. The film features interviews and archival footage that provide insight into the band's influence on the music scene and their legacy in the post-punk movement. Their album is recognized as a cornerstone of the Spanish darkwave genre, referred to as 'onda siniestra.'
Directed by Danny Garcia, the documentary runs for 75 minutes and captures the essence of Parálisis Permanente's artistry. It emphasizes the band's cultural impact on generations of musicians and fans, illustrating how their music continues to resonate within the punk rock scene of the 1980s and beyond.
Why Watch
- •Meet the legendary band Parálisis Permanente.
- •Find out about the 'onda siniestra' genre.
- •See archival footage of the 1980s music scene.
Did You Know
•Parálisis Permanente released only one album but has a worldwide cult following.
•The band's album is celebrated as the cornerstone of the Spanish darkwave genre.
•The documentary features interviews with notable figures like Jesús Ordovás and Johnny Canut.
•Autosuficientes was directed by Danny Garcia and released in 2016.
Perfect For
Spanish post-punk fansMusic history enthusiastsDarkwave genre followers