Dolchamar

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Dolchamar
Dolchamar in 2006
Background information
Origin	London, England
Genres	Electropop, indie pop
Years active	1999–present
Labels	Vinilkosmo
Members	Patrik Austin Hannu Linkola Sebastian Dumitrescu Andrei Dumitrescu
Past members	Leena Peisa

Dolchamar is a rock band formed in London and currently based in Finland that performs in the language Esperanto. The band was formed in 1999 by Patrik Austin after his departure from Punaiset Messiaat, and was instantly signed on for the French Vinilkosmo record company, and as of 2014^[update] the band resides in Finland. In 2003, they changed their name from Dolcxamar to Dolchamar, a change between the two conventions for representing the Esperanto word dolĉamar', pronounced [doltʃaˈmar] — poetic for dolĉamaro (literally "sweet bitterness").