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Poll Question: Which one is your fav and why...
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    Posted: February 26 2015 at 17:33
Hi there! I decided to know what is the opinion of PA fans about prog rock "made in South America"... Perhaps there is a lot of awsome bands and album I got to reduce the list selecting the best rated bands/albums on PA... Just Paraguay is represented by a band that is not listed on PA (even when they're inspired pioneers of the genre during the 80's)... Anyway, here is the first list so feel free to vote and to comment about other bands and albums that I will include in future similar polls... Enjoy!
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Los Jaivas but not the choice you have there ..

but this amazing album... in my top 10 alltime favorite prog albums.  Amazing man. Clap
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Depois, but I can't go against Anabeles. UGGHHHHHH
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Not fair... this should have been made "Latin American" bands, and included Mexico (well, and perhaps Cuba and some others who's bands I may not be aware of).
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Originally posted by sublime220 sublime220 wrote:

Depois, but I can't go against Anabeles. UGGHHHHHH

Yeah those two standout from the pack big time, I gave both 4.5 stars so it's a really hard choice. Bacamarte is such a beautiful record but I think i'm going to go with Bubu this time.
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Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

Not fair... this should have been made "Latin American" bands, and included Mexico (well, and perhaps Cuba and some others who's bands I may not be aware of).

I'm working in this idea, jejejeje... There is a lot of great bands/albums "al sur del Río Grande", jejejeje... 


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I like some SouthAmerican prog, like OPA from Uruguay, Alejandro Matos and ROdrigo San Martin from Argentina, Tom Zè from Brasil, but I'm not a fan of any of the albums listed
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yes, there is a great band from Argetina called Laquesis that I had better take some time to dig into them.


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I only know the music from Bubu....but I would choose Amoeba Split- Dance of the Goodbyes as my favorite currently.
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Modern artists like Nexus, Factor Burzaco, Tempano, Aisles, Hominído, and Violeta di Outono have produced albums that have, for me, eclipsed the albums of the 70s and 80s.
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Mickey:  Awesome song clip. The best sound (recording) I've heard from Los Jaivas. I love their eclecticism: classical, traditional/folk, space/Hawkwind, theatric/vaudevillian, etc., etc.
 
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Argentina, Brazil and Chile here. 
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From this list: Bacamarte.
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Originally posted by BrufordFreak BrufordFreak wrote:

Mickey:  Awesome song clip. The best sound (recording) I've heard from Los Jaivas. I love their eclecticism: classical, traditional/folk, space/Hawkwind, theatric/vaudevillian, etc., etc.
 


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Very tough between two of my favourite South American bands: Los Jaivas and Bacamarte.
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Other fantastic bands to consider: Nexus, Cazuela de Condor, Kharmina Buranna, Crucis, Invisible, Matraz...
 
 
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Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

I only know the music from Bubu....but I would choose Amoeba Split- Dance of the Goodbyes as my favorite currently.
nothing to do with South American Prog, Amoeba Split are Spanish.Wink
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Originally posted by apps79 apps79 wrote:

Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

I only know the music from Bubu....but I would choose Amoeba Split- Dance of the Goodbyes as my favorite currently.
nothing to do with South American Prog, Amoeba Split are Spanish.Wink
 
Hmmm... never heard any spanish band, but I'm suspecting something it might have to do, and I would think the same about some portuguese bands, even though I've never listened to any of them either.
  
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Interesting suggestion, when I begin to listen to internet prog shows again I'll surely follow your suggestion, it has been a while since I stopped listening to the only ones I used to listen to (The Ancient One/Prog Mill.)
 
 
 


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