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Me Enveneno de Azules is a Spanish pop duo consisting of brothers Jesús García García (bass and vocals) and Jose García García (guitar and vocals) from Yecla, Murcia. They adopted this name in late 1998 and fuse crystalline guitars with lush vocal melodies influenced by sixties pop, bossa nova and indie folk. Their early demo attracted Elefant Records’ interest, leading to a live debut on May 22, 1999 at Madrid’s Sala Maravillas. Their first single, Imágenes (1999), received praise from Rockdelux and appeared on March Records’ Moshi Moshi compilation. They followed in March 2001 with Vidas paralelas, recorded at Murcia’s Guindilla Studios and showcased at Fnac venues in Madrid and Alicante. In November 2001, they released 1968, their debut album produced by Carlos Hernández and the duo, featuring selections from earlier singles and new compositions including Birdy and Es fiel. Supported by artwork from Gregorio Soria, the record solidified their reputation for crafting elegant, timeless pop. For live shows they expanded with Jose Piqueras (guitar) and Gustavo Roses (drums), appearing at festivals such as Lemon Pop, ContemPOPranea and Zaragoza’s Superfly. With a focus on melodic integrity, Me Enveneno de Azules stand as one of Spain’s most refined contemporary pop acts.