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Poll Question: What are your 3 favorite Spanish progrock albums?
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Thanks, Pagasarri, I will check out your recommendations, I know Onza from their first album (on Musea) but I can hardly remember their music, I will give them a second chance.

My DVD recommendations:

Triana-Se De Lugar (2-CD and 1 DVD featuring wonderful footage from their early period)

Medina Azahara-En Gira (live concert from 2000, mostly rock with progressive tendencies and some progrock compositions and great soli on keyboards and guitar)

Miguel Rios-Rock & Rios (live oncert: rock with some progressive tendencies and the great Thijs Van Leer on keyboards and flute)

 
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I've found an interesting forum devoted to "Rock Andaluz, but it's in Spanish... (sorry)

 http://groups.msn.com/RockAndaluz

And there's a webpage from Brazil, where "Spanish prog" IS A SUB-GENRE OF PROG ROCK!!!
Click on Subgêneros sub-genres to take a look, it appears as "Progressivo Espanhol"

http://www.soundchaser.com.br/
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Muchas gracias Carakhallo, I am familiar to that site, I try to read it in order to improve my one-year-School-Spanish!

I have tried to click on 'progressivo espanhol' but I got no reaction, only the word 'members'.. ..

Is there any proghead who ownes Spanish progrock DVD's or knows a specialised label for Spanish progrock (I only know Pan Y Musica along Syn-Phonic and Musea that decent stocked) ?
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*bump* and a question..

Erik - how's the campaign going... any of the 'higher-ups' biting on the idea.
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I am still waiting on more reaction in the Forum posts but until now most are against a new category.
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Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

I am still waiting on more reaction in the Forum posts but until now most are against a new category.


hahhaha.... funny how for being fans of progressive music, it's fans can be some of the most close minded of people.
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I have the opinion that Spanish prog deserves way more an own category than my beloved Italian progrock scene because there is no other country where the blend of folk and progressive rock is so prolific and distinctive. I would suggest to name the new category for Spanish progrock the Prog Andalus  !
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Points: 3323 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 12 2006 at 22:41
SALSA PROG!

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PROG ANDALUZ sounds great, Erik! 
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You mean the category or the music  ?
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Points: 12600 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 13 2006 at 12:36
is it bad that I've never heard of ANY of these albums?



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Thanks for your reactions, I think that Drew share his 'not knowing Spanish Prog' with many progheads on this site. Some even declared that only a few bands blended flamenco and progrock. These people should first investigate the Prog Andaluz and then give their opinion ..  .. I have created this thread in order to give attention to one of the most interesting and exciting progrock categories, I hope it will lead many progheads to a Prog Andaluz Heaven  !

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if you want to discover the Spanish Prog, start with the CD compilation Rockandalus, I have just published it on this site! Muchas alegrias, adios!
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Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

Thanks for your reactions, I think that Drew share his 'not knowing Spanish Prog' with many progheads on this site. Some even declared that only a few bands blended flamenco and progrock. These people should first investigate the Prog Andaluz and then give their opinion ..  .. I have created this thread in order to give attention to one of the most interesting and exciting progrock categories, I hope it will lead many progheads to a Prog Andaluz Heaven  !



it's definitley stimulating my interest, was highly impressed with Los Canarios anyway.  The information you've shared has piqued my further curiousity hahahah.   I've ordered 3 of the recommended albums and can't wait to hear them.
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Which recommended albums you have ordered, Micky?
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HOW COME YOU DONT INCLUDE RATA BLANCA OR CRUSIS
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Points: 7659 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 15 2006 at 05:19

Hello Martinprog77.

I don't know the band Rata Blanca (can you tell something about it?) and Crusis was from Argentina while this topic is about Spanish prog.
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Youare a stubborn man, Erik

And I admire your dedication

BUT

Originally posted by Simkim Simkim wrote:

Related to the argument about if Spanish prog should be a separated category, I think the issue is rather complex, as there isn't a unique spanish sound, but no less than three different scenes: one with elements of flamenco fussion (principally from Andalusia, although those influencies were depeloped in more places); the Basque prog-rock (strongly folky); and, finally, the another one made in Catalonia, where there was a prevalence of jazz/rock bands, as a folk component too (called rock laietano). I don't definitively see neither the homogeneity nor the number of bands enough to consider the Spanish prog rock as a separated scene, like the Italian one.

 

This is the best analysis I read so far about the 70's scene
let's just stay above the moral melee
prefer the sink to the gutter
keep our sand-castle virtues
content to be a doer
as well as a thinker,
prefer lifting our pen
rather than un-sheath our sword
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OK CRUSIS IS REALLY COOL AND RATA BLANCA IS JUST SOOOO GOOD[THEY ARE FROM ARGENTINA ALSO].THEY SOUND KIND LIKE YNGWIE MALMSTEEN AND THEIR USE TO HAVE A SINGER[ ADRIAN BALLIRARI] WHO SOUNDS LIKE BRUCE DICKINSON,BUT BETTER.THEY ARE HEAVY-PROG METAL.TRY TO GET 'ADAS ESPADAS Y ROSAS'OR THEIR LAST DVD LIVE IN ARGENTINA THEY HAD IN THAT ONE A SPECIAL GUESS[GLENN HUGHES]AND PLAY 4 DEEP PURPLE MARKIII SONGS
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THE THING THAT I DONT LIKE IS THAT YOU ARE PUTTING TO MANY CATEGORIES[FLAMENGO FUSSIONPROG ANDALUZWHATEVER]WHY DONT YOU JUST CALL PROG-SPANISH ROCK[DONT MATTER WHERE ARE FROM IS THE LANGUAJE] .....OH AND DONT COME ME WITH THE CATALAN OR VASCO THING OK
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