Zombies

The Zombies were a Spanish pop band from the early 80s. The group was founded by the precocious Bernardo Bonezzi (Madrid, 1964-2012), who before the age of fourteen had captained a musical project called Morbus Acre. He had briefly been part of the seminal group of the "movida madrileña" Kaka de Luxe. The Zombies combined influences of glam rock (Lou Reed, David Bowie, Brian Eno) and the new wave (Talking Heads, The B-52's). They recorded in RCA, relasing their first single, the catchy "Groenlandia", in 1980, a song that still remains among the best known of Spanish pop of the 80s. Encouraged by the success of the single, they recorded their first album, 'Extraños Juegos', one of the most successful pop records of those years. However, after the release of the second album, 'La Muralla China', Bonezzi decided to leave the group to devote to other projects. [SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA]