Arco Iris
Arco Iris, a band formed in El Palomar (Buenos Aires) in 1968 by Gustavo Santaolalla, fused progressive rock and jazz with Latin American folk on records such as “Sudamérica o el Regreso a la Aurora” (1972).
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Arco Iris, a band formed in El Palomar (Buenos Aires) in 1968 by Gustavo Santaolalla, fused progressive rock and jazz with Latin American folk on records such as “Sudamérica o el Regreso a la Aurora” (1972).
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