Niña Polaca

Indie rock band formed in Madrid in 2018, bringing its ONU Tour to the Movistar Arena. Álvaro Surma, one of its founders, is the group's lead vocalist.

Niña Polaca are an indie rock band formed in Madrid in 2018. The project began when Alberto Rojo and Álvaro Surma started playing guitar together in the inner courtyard shared by their homes. Shortly after, drummer Kobbe joined, and the name came about following a road trip to Poland.

Reminiscent of 1980s music and with a garage style, the group cites Los Nastys, Los Parrots, Hinds and Carolina Durante as references. Sandra Sabater, of the band Ginebras, completed the line-up at their first concerts. After her departure, Claudia Zuazo and Rubén Manchón, of Muro María, strengthened the project.

The single Madrid sin ti gained notoriety during the pandemic, and Pinta Malasaña is a reflection on the inconsistencies of the Madrid neighbourhood. Among their other tracks are M and San Francisco el Grande, as well as Asumiré la muerte de Musafa, the title of their second release. On stage, the group combines powerful guitars, acid lyrics and Surma's voice. Movistar Arena hosts concerts and shows in Madrid.