The global success of The Pinker Tones can all be attributed to cheeky Spanish musicians Mister Furia and Professor Manso. Formed in Barcelona in 2003, The Pinker Tones’ five full-length albums have consistently impressed listeners globally with their irreverent lyrics accompanied by the most danceable beats. Singing in Spanish, French, English, and German, the Spanish group has trekked across continents collaborating with a wide array of artists and garnering even more praise for their energetic live performances.
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