Liaisons Dangereuses

Innovative German Electro-Industrial Duo

Liaisons Dangereuses was a German electronic music band formed in 1981 by Beate Bartel and Chrislo Haas, with vocalist Krishna Goineau joining later. The band is known for their self-titled album "Liaisons Dangereuses," released in 1981, which became influential in the development of electronic music genres such as EBM (Electronic Body Music), techno, and electro. Their sound was characterized by the use of synthesizers, drum machines, and sequencers, creating a rhythmic and at times haunting musical experience. The group's most famous track, "Los Niños del Parque," is considered a classic in the genre and has been widely sampled and remixed by various artists over the years. Despite their short-lived career, with the band disbanding in the mid-1980s, Liaisons Dangereuses left a lasting impact on the underground music scene and continues to be celebrated for their innovative approach to electronic music.