In 1978, Olvido Gara (aka Alaska) started a music project called Kaka de Luxe, but when musicians Ana Curra and Eduardo Benavente joined in, its name was changed to Alaska y los Pegamoides. After releasing a few records during the early '80s, Curra and Benavente decided to leave to start their own project called Paralisis Permanente. This caused the band to change its name again. The new three-piece act, Alaska y Dinarama, debuted in 1983 with an album called Canciones Profanas, followed by 1984's Deseo Carnal. As the decade moved forward, Alaska y Dinarama completed its discography with the release of 1986's No Es Pecado and 1988's Diez. ~ Drago Bonacich