Triángulo de Amor Bizarro

Triángulo de Amor Bizarro lands at Moon Valencia on January 9, 2027 with a set that spans all their phases. Born in Galicia, the quartet—Isabel Cea, Rodrigo Caamaño, Rafael Mallo and Zippo—has been refining a sound where noise rock, post‑punk, shoegaze and psychedelia meet without ornament: rough guitars, taut melodic lines, driving rhythms and Spanish lyrics sung in two voices. From the impact of their self‑titled 2007 debut to Año Santo, Victoria Mística and Salve Discordia, the band has maintained a compact, electric aesthetic that becomes even more physical in concert.

In Valencia they will present recent material from No eres tú and Sed, alongside cuts from their 2020 album with its title inverted and those tracks that have become part of their signature. It will be a journey through their discography that alternates tension and release, saturation and space, with dynamics ranging from murmurs to a wall of noise without losing pulse or precision. An opportunity to see how Triángulo de Amor Bizarro reorders their history on stage, amid layers of distortion and nervous rhythms, without nostalgia and with the songs front and center.