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Attacama
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extract (mp3) |
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2.
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Milonga
Nueva |
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extract (mp3) |
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3.
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Tatio |
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extract (mp3) |
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4.
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Alti
Plano |
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extract (mp3) |
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5.
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Bossa
De Arena |
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extract (mp3) |
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6.
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Valparaiso
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7.
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El Amor Enfumado |
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extract (mp3) |
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8.
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Cantos
A La Violetas |
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extract (mp3) |
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9.
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Ciudad
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extract (mp3) |
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10.
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Luz
Y Sol |
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extract (mp3) |
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11.
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Dansas
De Camanchaca |
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extract (mp3) |
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12.
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Chungara
- 3 :45 |
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extract (mp3) |
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Composed, Arranged, Performed and Produced by Olyam - Recorded & Mixed at Fauré Studio, Chatou, France |
| Featuring
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Hernan
Saavedra : Flutes, Charango, Spanish Guitar, Percussions Fol : Bass Guitar |
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| Press Extracts : |
«
Olyam’s massively overdubbed flamenco-style guitars weaving
a rich background chordal tapestry which, along with dreamy synthesized
strings ensembles, provides a backdrop for Saavedra’s flute
and pan pipe soloing.[…] If you’ve ever heard the Patrick
Moraz album Coexistence from 1984, this album has its similarities.
» |
From
New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock, october 11, 2002 |
«
Although the textures of the « Attacama » album are
quite accessible, they’re way complex, diverse, and interesting
than anything that was created within the framework of a traditional
World Music. » |
From
ProgressoR, september 26, 2002 |
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