Texxcoco
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Island
Gran Canaria
Career
Formed in late 2015

In brief

Texxcoco is a Gran Canaria independent rock band that moved its project to Madrid and linked the island scene with labels, festivals and venues in Spain’s alternative circuit.

Related figures

  • Adriana Moscoso
  • Héctor Pérez
  • Cristian Muñoz
  • Joshua Delgado

Works and repertoire

  • Blu
  • Psychonaut
  • Disorder
  • Puro terror
  • Pasos de perdidos

Group history

Girando por Salas places Texxcoco’s foundation in late 2015 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. After moving to Madrid, the band released two EPs with Clifford Records and the album Disorder with Subterfuge Records. The documented line-up for that stage includes Adriana Moscoso, Héctor Pérez, Cristian Muñoz and Joshua Delgado. Factoría Pop records a later stage as a power trio with lyrics in Spanish.

Why it matters

Their importance lies in showing a recent indie-scene route to professionalisation: leaving the Canary Islands, settling in Madrid, recording with specialist labels and entering festivals such as Primavera Sound, Ebrovisión, Santander Music Festival and Festival Gigante. Their case connects youth, mobility and national alternative-rock networks.

Style and repertoire

Texxcoco combines alternative rock with noise, punk, post-punk, garage and psychedelia. Sources describe urgent, garage-driven and energetic songs; in the more recent stage the group leans towards pop without abandoning a 1990s indie base.

Transmission and legacy

Their immediate legacy is transmitted through EPs, albums, venue tours, festivals and specialist programmes. The trajectory shows how a Gran Canaria band can retain origin identity while operating within mainland independent infrastructure.

Key milestones

  1. Fundación

    The band forms in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

  2. Disorder

    It releases its first LP with Subterfuge Records.

  3. Circuito festivalero

    The planned tour includes Primavera Sound, Ebrovisión, Santander Music Festival and Festival Gigante.

  4. Nueva etapa

    The group reappears as a trio and releases songs in Spanish.

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