The group's creative universe includes elements such as outer space and astronautics, combined with themes from everyday life.

In 2021 they were announced to participate at the 20th edition of the Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona, marking their reunion concert.

[9] In 1999 they recorded their eponymous first album, Antònia Font, at TJ So studios in Bunyola with producer Tomeu Janer.

According to Pau Debon, the group's vocalist, the band opted for stylistic continuity with their first album because the style adopted had worked well and they were pleased with it.

[12] On the 2007 album Coser i cantar, Antònia Font reinterpreted twenty of their songs with orchestral accompaniment.

[13] For this work they received the 2008 Academia de la Música award for "Best Pop Album",[14] becoming the first artist to win a general category (one open to work performed in any language) at the Premios de la Música with a Catalan-language album.

[16] In April 2011, the group released their seventh album, Lamparetes, on their own label, Robot Innocent Companyia Discogràfica.