Parálisis Permanente

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About Parálisis Permanente

Parálisis Permanente was a seminal Spanish punk band formed in the early 1980s, led by Eduardo Benavente. Emerging from Madrid, they played a crucial role in Spain's La Movida Madrileña, a countercultural movement. Their music was characterized by its raw energy and dark, gothic influence, making them pioneers in the Spanish punk and post-punk scenes.

Their lyrics often explored themes of religious devotion taken to extremes, as well as a desire for sainthood, reflecting the band’s critique of societal norms. Parálisis Permanente's work frequently challenged the punk movement itself, questioning its authenticity and commercialism. Their music remains influential in the Spanish punk genre.