| # | Artist | Song (click to play) | Album | Year | CD label |
| 1 | Crucis | Todo tiempo posible | Crucis | 1975 | Record Runner |
| One of the most highly regarded bands from Argentina. Much of Crucis' first album seems to be inspired by Camel's first (self-titled) album. But, the music is much more energetic and complex than Camel. Their is atrong fusion element to the music. The CD re-issue contains both Crucis releases. I find them comparable to the Spanish band Fusioon. | |||||
| 2 | La Maquina de Hacer Pajaros | Rock and Roll | La Maquina de Hacer Pajaros | 1975 | Microfon |
| Kind of a prog-pop thing. There is a strong emphasis on the vocals much of the time, with the music seemingly written to be complementary to the lyrical melodies. Seems more akin to mid-70's radio friendly music like Loggins & Messina, CSN, Little River Band, etc, etc. | |||||
| 3 | Mia | Crifana Y Tamilstenes | Cornonstipicum | 1978 | Marquee |
| This is their third and final album. Very refined compositions, on the level of Genesis' Selling England... The vocals on this song remind me a little of National Health, but, the album is almost entirely instrumental. The CD includes a half dozen songs from a live album. The album succeeds the best in it's quieter moments of flute, acoustic guitar, and quiet keyboards that weave a complex tapestry of soothing melodies. This album is quite rewarding if you listen attentively. | |||||
| 4 | Horizonte | Vidala del Corazon | Horizonte | 1977 | Mardel-X |
| Excellent progressive with a folk element spiced with South American instruments like pan-flute and assorted percussion instruments. The music reminds me of the Chilean group Los Jaivas, particularly on the album's first track which features pan-flute. This CD re-issue is also a 2-on-1 CD containing both of Horizonte's album releases. The album has somewhat of a dreamy character that reminds me of some 70's Scandanavian prog albums. | |||||
| 5 | Agnus | XXI Century | Pinturas y Espresiones | 1980 | Progressive Rock Worldwide |
| Beautiful refined progressive with female vocals and lots of flute. Some of the thin fuzz guitar lead reminds me of Asia Minor. There is a wide variety of overlayed guitars and other instruments playing a complex web of melodic lines. Very nice. They only released this one album. Comparable to Mia. | |||||