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Studio Album, released in 1973, Argentina.

Debuut album van deze Argentijnse Prog Folk band.

I can easily go with Jethro Tull classification. Not Folk at all, in fact this is more on the Rock side. Far more melodic than Tull (even some flute solos really reminds Ian Anderson.

Starting with calm background jam and gentle flute, Indios Sin Prisión slowly turns into pretty RPI-like song (I can"t help myself but see RPI influences in albums like this). Sin Trabajo again starts slowly, but this time it also continues in this pace. It"s basically Prog ballad. I like these. 
Songs are basically heavy or calm, guitar or flute driven. As I said, melody is strong with this album, which in combination of previous factors makes this record damn interesting.
From other songs I quite like distorted guitars, heavy sound, Jethro style flute and emotional performance of Alvaro Canada, their vocalist.





Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Indios Sin Prisión - 3:33
2. Sin Trabajo - 6:45
3. No Sea que Caigas Mendigando - 3:59
4. Clave de Sol - 3:23
5. La Sarna del Viento - 3:10
6. El Charco - 6:04
7. Abrir el Día - 3:38
8. Seamos - 3:11

Total time 33:28

Line-up / Musicians

- Carlos Barrio / guitars
- Nestor Barrio / drums
- Alvaro Canada / voice
- Alejandro Barzi / flute & keyboards
- Freddy Prochnik / bass