Spanish pop trio formed by Nacho Cano, José María Cano and Ana Torroja in 1981; active mainly 1981–1992 and known for hits such as 'Hijo de la luna'.

Formed in 1981 by Nacho Cano, José María Cano and Ana Torroja. Associated with the Movida Madrileña. The group split in 1992 and reunited briefly in 1998 for the release credited as Ana|Jose|Nacho.

The review praises 'Hijo de la Luna' (Italian: 'Figlio Della Luna') as a heartbreaking ballad and highlights Mecano's polished pop and melancholic arrangements. The reviewer places the band in the context of the Movida Madrileña and notes acoustic and Latin influences in their arrangements. Overall the assessment is favorable: good music, memorable tracks, not revolutionary but moving.

For:Fans of 1980s Spanish pop, listeners interested in the Movida Madrileña and melodic, melancholic ballads.

 For those who do not misunderstand, the legend tells of that gypsy who prayed to the Moon white and high in the sky

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