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Title : Guitar Instrumentals From Peru Vol.1 cover
Record Label : Virrey
Number : DVS-619
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Artist : Los Belking's / Wikipedia
Profile: Peruvian instrumental surf and garage rock band from Lima.
Original Members :
-Lead Guitar -Raúl Herrera
-Rhythm Guitar - Wilfredo Sandoval
-Bass Guitar - Raúl Herrera
-Drums - Walter Arai
Country : Republic of Peru
Track :
(1)Amorlmpossible
(2)Theme For Young Lovers
(3)Tal Como Tu Eres
(4)Okinawa-2000
(5)Playa para Dos
(6)La Playa
(7)Sendas de Amor
(8)Black Is Black
(9)Setima Patrulla
(10)Autumn Leaves
(11)Bolido de Fuego
(12)La Liuvia De Tus Ojos
(13)Senyimentos
(14)Te Vi Llorar
(15)Sinfonia Para Una Manana
(16)Love Is Blue
CD Description : The Belking's are Peru's legendary instrumental surf rock band, known for pioneering a unique sound that fused classic surf rock with Latin American rhythms. Formed i the mid-1960s, they brought an electric edge to the golden era of Peruvian rock with hits like "Setenta" and "Bélgica." Their hypnotic guitar melodies, reverb-soaked riffs, infectious beats captured the imagination of a generation earning them cult status among surf rock enthusiasts worldwide. This reissue celebrates their groundbreaking work, meticulously restored to bring new life to these classic tracks. A must-have for collectors, surf rock fans, and anyone passionate about timeless music. Los Belking's were a groundbreaking band in South American instrumental rock, blending surf, garage, and easy listening over six years and five albums. Anchored by Raúl Herrera's unique vibrato and Willy Sandoval's second guitar, they constantly evolved, incorporating fresh talent like Andrés Roque Palma, who added memorable tracks such as "Bólido de fuego." Their debut LP mixed original compositions and covers of global hits like "Tema par jóvenes enamorados" and "Autopista," reshaped with a Peruvian edge. Known for evocative titles like "Condenando a muerte," their music made a lasting impact, definining a new era in Latin American rock.
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