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This band started as a trio, led by guitarist/singer Alberto Spinetta who came from the band Pescado Rabioso, he is one of the most prolific Argentine musicians. This third album is their most progressive sounding effort, also because of the more frequent use of keyboards and I love the sound of the bandoneon. The music of Invisible on this album reminds me of the Seventies Italian Prog, very compelling and featuring strong, often emotional. To me the vocals of Luis Alberto Spinetta are a bit similar to Jon Anderson but as the Spanish version! I was delighted about the guitarwork, very powerful with lots of great soli with elements from Santana and Steve Howe. A CD to discover if you like the very distinctive sound of the Latin-American prog!

4.5 stars.INVISIBLE are from Argentina and they released 3 albums in the seventies before calling it quits.Luis Spinetta was the leader and an incredible talent.He played lead guitar and sang on the first two albums,but on this the final record they brought in this virtuoso to play lead guitar while Luis sang while still adding some guitar.Their first album blew me away and i gave it 4.5 stars,the second was more laid back and just didn't grab me like the debut so i gave it 3 stars.I really put off listening to this one assuming it would be like the last one but how wrong i was.Sure this is laid back for the most part but it's beyond beautiful,just a gorgeous record that deserves 4.5 stars as well.What a talented band! I was reminded of the the Italian greats at times with the amazing vocals and incredible instrumental work. "El Anillo Del Captain Beto" sounds so incredibly good and the Spanish vocals are so moving.The drums beat lightly while the bass throbs and the guitar gently plays.A gorgeous track. "Los Libros De La Buena Memoria" opens with sounds that echo as reserved vocals come in.Some accordion before 3 minutes.A mellow tune. "Alarma Entre Los Angeles" is an instrumental with drums and guitar leading the way early.This one's more dynamic but then it settles in tastefully.Some intricate guitar here as it solos throughout beautifully. "Que Ves El Cielo" is a good track that's laid back with vocals. "Ruido De Magia" is another gorgeous sounding tune with vocals.Tasteful guitar as the bass throbs.The tempo picks up briefly then it turns dreamy.So moving 4 minutes in. "Doscientos Anos" is pastoral with the focus on the vocals.I like the vocal melodies before 3 1/2 minutes. "Nino Condenado" has a good intro, i like the bass and drums.Vocals before 2 minutes.It kicks in after 2 1/2 minutes.Nice.This is the most powerful passage on the album and it returns around 5 1/2 minutes in.What a song! Check out the guitar late. "Las Golondrinas De Plaza De Mayo" has this nice laid back rhythm with vocals.An uplifting track. A must in my opinion for fans of beautiful,melodic music.