The third and final album from this band from Venezuela.
The band was a quintet with a lineup of drums, bass, guitars, keyboards, flutes and vocals.
I was not impressed by their second album Kazmor El Prisionera from 1984 as you can read in my review posted some days ago.
The band took a long break and returned twenty-four years later with the three quarters of an hour long album.
The music is what we can describe as Latin symphonic prog.
There is some folk rock influences here too. Most of all, the music reminds me of the RPI genre. There are some Camel influences throughout this album.
The music is both complex and melodic. It is also sunny and exotic.
Most of the music is instrumental. There are a couple of minutes with some good male vocals. The vocals are in Spanish, their local tongue.
The music is really elegant and engaging with some good organs, flutes and guitars. If this is their final album, and that is almost a certainty, the band has left us on a high and with a very good album.
3.5 points
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