Musicians:
Matias Pizarro – piano y voz
Alejandro Rivera – guitarra, charango, quena y voz
Hector “finito” Bingert – saxo
Pocho Lapouble – bateria
Bo Gathu – bajo
Domingo Cura – percusion
Matias Pizarro is one of those musicians unknown Chilean popular level, but with an impressive track record that I point out directions to many Chilean musicians in the late sixties and early seventies. Linked to jazz, he shared not only with the best musicians of the genre in its time, but it is one of the first to use the genre of fusion with a very progressive in Chile. His house was a workshop of experimentation through which they passed very many musicians as the brothers Lecaros, Sandro Salvati, David Estanovich, Peter Greene, Enrique Luna, Orlando Avendaño among many others. National product of this fusion group that recorded their 1972 self-titled album. Was also an interesting project for which records were not what his group Coast where he played with members of The Jaivas. After the coup went into exile to Argentina, where he settled and I understand that is maintained until today. Alla Sol de Chile formed a project with former Congregation plus Jaivas, Illapu and other Chileans in exile. In 1975, this album recorded in Argentina, a jewel of Latin American art music, at times reminiscent of Miles Davis, in other typical sound of the bands Machitun seal. A safety pin that was published in rockyjazzchile and reuploaded here.
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