 genre: sympho prog
state: argentina
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, covers, size: 372 mb)
time: 59'19"
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Formed in the mid 70s, Independent Musicians Associated (MIA) was a group of musicians, technicians and drawers gathered together by Lito and Liliana Vitale's parents. They produced their own records and concerts in an independent way. Their music is a complex symphonic rock with definite Argentinean/latin folk influence with multiple corals and vocals beautifully contrasting with the keyboards and a great guitar sound upon a strong rhythmic section. They were highly influenced by symphonic music, more noteworthy by ELP, GENTLE GIANT and FOCUS.
Their debut was "Transparencias", an exquisite album of classical. Their second album was vocal oriented. Lead by Alberto Muñoz -author of the lyrics- this effort was a different approach, though still keeping the symphonic mood in the form of songs. On "Cornostipicum", MIA returned to the instrumental-symphonic rock with elaborated pieces such as "Crifana y Tamílstenes". This album is a highly recommended classic and certainly one of the best ever from Argentina. MIA's final release was a big project called "Conciertos", a 3-LP album comprising live recordings from the group's last set of shows. All of these come highly recommended, MIA were a unique musical ensemble with a definite progressive ethic.
01. La coronación del Farre 4:25
02. Imagen III 3:53
03. Crifana y Tamílstenes 7:57
04. Las persianas no 0:50
05. Pietras de color 2:02
06. Cornonstipicum 17:43
07. Melusina 7:27
08. Joe pirata 2:59
09. Iridio puro 1:48
10. La caja del viento 4:37
11. Los gatos de Zully 5:38
Lito Vitale / piano, organ, synthesizer, mellotron, accordion, clavinet, celeste, percussion, vocals
Liliana Vitale / drums, bass, celeste, recorder, contralto recorder, percussion, vocals
Daniel Curto / electirc & acoustic guitar, bass, flute, contrabass, organ, mellotron, percussion
Alberto Munoz / electric & acoustic guitar, bass, vocals,
Nono Belvis / bass, electirc guitar, percussion
Emilio Rivoira / tenor sax chorus
Kike Sanzol / drums
see also: M.I.A. ~ 1976 ~ Transparencias
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