Invisible was an Argentine supergroup that released three albums during the mid-1970s. Musically, the band evolved from the free-flowing, psych-tinged poetic rock of their first two albums to the layered eclecticism of their 1976 swan song El Jardín de los Presentes. Luis Alberto Spinetta made a name for himself in the major national bands Almendra […]
Pappo’s Blues was an Argentine blues-rock/hard-rock band that released seven numerically-titled studio albums between 1971 and 1978. Anchored by its namesake guitarist frontman, the band featured a revolving door of top local talent, including guitarist/bassist David Lebón and bassist Alejandro Medina. Members: Pappo (guitar, vocals), Black Amaya (drums), David Lebón (bass, guitar), Héctor “Pomo” Lorenzo […]
Tantor was an Argentine jazz-rock combo that made a 1979 self-titled album on Philips, followed by the 1982 Raviol release Mágico y Natural. Their two mainstays — guitarist Héctor Starc and drummer Rodolfo García — both hailed from Aquelarre. Original bassist Carlos Alberto Machi Rufino came from Invisible. Members: Héctor Starc (guitar), Rodolfo García (drums), […]
