List of Bands and Solo Performers
FRAGIL -
Amen -
6 Voltios -
Mar de Copas -
Crimson Death -
Dale Vuelta -
Los Dickens-
Los Belkings -
Los Fuckin Sombreros -
Charlie Parra del Riego -
Theremyn 4 -
(1957) Los Millonarios del Jazz (1958) Eulogio Molina y sus Rockanrollers (1959) Jorge Botteri (1962) Los Kreps (1962) Los Incas Modernos (1963) Los Sunset (1963) Los Golden Boys (1964) Los Zodiacs (1964) Los Saicos (1964) Los Shains (1965) Los Termits (1965) Los Doltons (1965) Los Drags (1965) Los Steivos (1965) Los Fannings (1965) Los Teddys (1965) Los VIPs (1965) Los Belkings (1966) Los Spectros (1966) Los Golden Stars (1966) Los York's (1966) Los Silverstons (1967) Los Holys (1967) Los Zanys (1967) Traffic Sounds (1968) Los Mads (1968) Los Comandos (1969) El Opio (1969) Los Far Fen (1969) The (St Thomas) Pepper Smelter (1969) Telegraph Avenue (1969) PAX (1970) Black Sugar (1970) Grupo Amigos (1971) El Alamo (1971) Smog (1971) Cacique (1971) We All Together (1972) El Ayllu (1972) El Polen (1972) Tarkus (1976) Frágil (1982) Autocontrol (1983) Rio (1983) Leuzemia (1984) Feiser (1984) Narcosis (1985) M.A.S.A.C.R.E. (1986) Arena Hash (1986) Miki Gonzales (1986) G-3 (1987) Trama (1987) Orgus (1988) No se quién y no se cuántos (1991) UCHPA (1991) La Liga del Sueño (1992) Mar de Copas (1993) Los Zopilotes (1993) Pedro Suarez Vertiz (1994) Campo de Almas (1994) Dolores Delirio (1994) Ni Voz ni Voto (1994) Huelga de Hambre (1995) Amen (1996) Madre Matilda (1995) Tremolo (1996) El Aire (1996) Libido (1996) Cementerio Club (1998) Semillas (2000) Chaska (2000) Inyectores (2001) TK (2001) Los Chabelos (2001) Gaia (2002) La Negra (2002) Fuera del Resto (2002) Zen (2003) Wayo (2005) YAWARHIEM (2005) Dos Vírgenes (2005) Emergency Blanket (2007) Alerta Rocket (2007) Diego Dibós (2008) Pelo Madueño (2009) Jhovan (2010) Zhoria (2010) Difonia (2010) Kanaku y el Tigre (2011) Gris Volta (2011) Los Protones -
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