Your favourite Latin American Prog albums?

Bubu - Anabelas is my absolute favorite from South America.

I also like:

Cast - Arsis (Mexico)

Felix Martin - The Scenic Album  (Great Virtuoso living in Boston now, but from Venezuela)

Bacamarte - Depois Do Fim (Brazil)

Nexus - Metanoia (Argentina)

Los Jaivas - Alturas De Maccu Piccu (Chile)

Crisalida - Terra Ancestral (Chile)

Secos & Molhados - (original album) (Brazil)

Arrego Barnabe - Clara Crocodilo (Brazil)

Crucis - Los Delirios De Mariscal (Argentina)

...'Bout all I got from Latin America

Edit:

And I think you're the only one to mention this one, besides myself:

Arion - s/t

Atmosphera - Fogo e Ar

Jaivas - Alturas..

Pablo el Enterrador - s/t

Quaterna Requiem - Velha Gravura

Sagrado - Grande Espirito

Secos & Molhados - ii

Sigma - Implemental View

Solis - Gemini

Tempus Fugit - tie between "Tales form a Forgotten World" and "Chessboard".  If you like a Brazilian cross       between Camel and Eloy, go for it!

Hon mentions to Aisles, Apocalypse, Bacamarte, 14 Bis, Fractal, Haddad, , Melimelum, Pastoral, Recordando O Vale Das Macas, Sur Pacifico, Tarkus, O Terco, Wara

This is an area that I have not exactly given it a proper listen ... I have been mostly European and Californian in my tastes, but there are some things in Latin America that I have given a very good listen to ... the jazz thing being one of them! 

Gives me a chance to hear some new things ... though that Chilean group is in my collection. The only think that I am not exactly inspired by, is, for example, some of the Italian new stuff Andrea posts ... it's nice for the most part, but they are all pop/rock copy and while they may be considered "progressive", I think that a lot of that work is not going to be exactly attract a lot of folks. I would not be able to tell you/them what they need, but there are some nice things, though I think that using different instruments instead of the same rock'n'roll stuff would really help ... the new music of the future will have different elements and a varied use of instruments ... that has been the history of music, so seeing the same four instruments, is a bit tough, and sometimes, might not be considered original.

Three favourite Santana-related albums:-