The sixth album from this band from Venezuela.
The band was a quintet with a lineup of drums, percussion, guitars, keyboards and vocals.
One guest added bass.
The band debuted with a pretty good symphonic prog album before they did a Genesis and became a dull pop-rock band. Some horrible bad albums then followed.
The thirty-six minutes long El Tercer Lado sees the band again exploring in the Latin pop-genre.
The music is melodic with some good Spanish vocals and musicianships.
Some of the songs are pretty catchy. Unfortunate for us listeners, there are a couple of teenybopper pop pieces here too. The sound is the typical 1980s plastic fantastic sound.
Some of the music is rather decent though and this is therefore a half-decent album and a bit of an improvement from their previous albums.
1.5 points
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