The second album from this band from Argentina.
The band was a quintet with a lineup of drums, percussion, bass, guitars, keyboards and vocals.
Three guests added steel guitars and vocals.
The band released their debut album Trampas Para Enganar back in 2018 and I gave it a very good rating back in May 2019 in the # 2 of this blog. I was surprised that the band returned again at the end of last year with their second album.
This album is clocking in at just under forty minutes and the music is South-American/Latin symphonic progressive rock.
The music is both quirky and melodic. It is also very much in the 1970s South-American/Latin symphonic progressive rock tradition.
The music is mostly mid-tempo. The music is not overcrowded by instruments. The Spanish vocals are good and the sound is very good.
There is a nice ambience here and the overall quality is good. This is an enjoyable album from one of the better bands from Argentina.
3 points
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