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Blackcelona: Una historia de metal satánico

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Covers the history of Black Metal in Barcelona and extends it to other bands that emerged in Catalonia throughout the 1990s. It also analyzes the prominence of magazines, music venues or record labels of the scene and finally analyzes the evolution of this kind of music.

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What is Blackcelona: Una historia de metal satánico (2024) about?

Covers the history of Black Metal in Barcelona and extends it to other bands that emerged in Catalonia throughout the 1990s. It also analyzes the prominence of magazines, music venues or record labels of the scene and finally analyzes the evolution of this kind of music.

Who stars in Blackcelona: Una historia de metal satánico?

Blackcelona: Una historia de metal satánico stars Jordi Katumarus (Himself), Ramón Porta (Himself), Daniel Rubí (Himself), Lilith Necrobitch (Himself), Jordi de los Reyes (Himself). The film was directed by Diego López-Fernández.

How long is Blackcelona: Una historia de metal satánico?

Blackcelona: Una historia de metal satánico has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2024.

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