Flash Zero

Flash Zero is a band from Madrid formed in 1986 by "Fan Dl Kaox" (vocals), Pedro San Narciso "Pitufax" (guitar), Fran Díaz (synthesizer), Santiago Cruz (synthesizer) and Paco Kameros (drums). Electronic trends, EBM and Synth-Pop were the lines followed by the group.

In 1988 they released their first album, the only one in which they signed as Flash Cero (with C). The title of the work was '1988' and was edited by La General, the sublabel of Fonomusic. A year later 'Conspiracy' was released, another full-length album released again through La General. 

In 1990, they changed company and signed with Toma Toma Records, with whom they edited several singles and Maxis: 'Raya España 21' (1990), 'Madrid / Rytmo' (1991), 'Musulmania' (1991) y 'Doble personalidad II' (1991). Apart from all this, some of their songs appears in several techno compilations, until 1992, when the group dissolved. 

They has resumed the musical activity for some years, participating in different shows both individually and collectively. Proof of this is the one entitled "Madrid Fue Una Ciudad Mundial", in which they shared the stage of the Mon Live venue in Madrid in September 2018 with three other similar groups: Azul y Negro, El Aviador y Sus Obreros Especializados and Esplendor Geométrico. [SOURCE: GRUPOS NACIONALES NUEVA OLA 80]