Glutamato Ye-Ye

Spanish pop-rock group formed in 1979 and disbanded in 1986. Initially, along with Derribos Arias, Pelvis Turmix, and Sindicato Malone, they were part of the "Hornadas Irritantes" which opposed certain pop trends of the Madrid scene. They achieved some commercial success in the mid-1980s with songs like "Todos los negritos tiene hambre (y frío)". The group's singer, Iñaki Fernández, became one of the most visible figures of the early years of the scene, thanks in large part to his provocative image, as he sported a fringe and a mustache reminiscent of Adolf Hitler.