LOS DELIRIOS DEL MARISCAL

Crucis was formed in Buenos Aires Argentina in 1974 ,by Gustavo Montesano (guitar, vocals), José Luis Fernández (bass), Daniel Leonardo Frenkel (drums) and Daniel Oil (keyboards). When Fernández left the band, Montesano became the new bass player. Later on Marrone and Kerpel joined the band.

Los Delirios Del Mariscal is another masterpiece in Argentine progressive scene, Los Delirios del Mariscal is a record that not only is a technical and emotional range of 1970s prog it also solidifies a place in the global canon of the genre. The band's second and final album delivers a meticulously constructed set of tracks that range from virtuosic instrumentals to moments of peaceful fellings, creating a journey that recall personal and universal senses. The songs are very well constructed with great arrangements by the band

No me separen de mí - The album opens with this powerful track, blending a melodic sense of melancholy with bursts of rock energy. Gustavo Montesano's vocals weave seamlessly with the intricate guitar lines, creating a sense of yearning and self-reflection. The shifts between lyrical sections and instrumental interludes showcase the band's compositional strength.

Los Delirios del Mariscal-The title track is the centerpiece of the album, an instrumental odyssey where every band member shines. Pino Marrone's guitar work is fluid and expressive, shifting from delicate arpeggios to searing leads. The rhythm section, anchored by Aníbal Kerpel on bass and Gonzalo Farrugia on drums, drives the piece with dynamic precision. The song feels like a narrative, evoking imagery of epic landscapes and emotional battles.

Pollo Frito-Despite its playful title, "Pollo Frito" is a tightly constructed instrumental that leans into jazz-rock fusion. The interplay between guitar and keyboards is exceptional, with a sense of spontaneity that keeps the listener engaged. The track feels like a lighter moment in the album's heavier emotional arc.

Abismo Terrenal-Closing the album is "Abismo Terrenal," a composition that balances somber beauty with moments of transcendence. The emotive guitar melodies are supported by rich keyboard textures, creating a soundscape that feels almost cinematic. The track builds to a climactic crescendo before fading into a contemplative ending, leaving a lasting impression.

Los Delirios del Mariscal, blend of technical progression and emotional resonance makes it a standout not only in the Argentine scene, the record gain the status in the universe of progressive rock. Crucis demonstrates a balance of complexity with accessibility, ensuring that each track contributes to the album final production. While the band's career was short-lived,but during this short live of creation the band shows a special commitment with the music the they delivered and made something really unique and original.

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