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Viajero Inmóvil
07:09
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Encrucijada
17:25
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Lamento del Gato
09:55
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Damajuana
04:17
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Viento
05:01
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El Puente
22:01
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La Ballesta
08:46
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Ensamble Al-Mayá
05:26
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CAST Mexicali, Mexico
La banda de rock progresivo mexicana, nace en 1978 por inquietud del actual miembro y fundador Alfonso Vidales; inspirado
por la idea de crear música mezclando pasajes sinfónicos con el rock progresivo.
MIEMBROS ACTUALES: ALFONSO VIDALES (teclado), ANTONIO BRINGAS (batería), CLAUDIO CORDERO (guitarra), BOBBY VIDALES (voz), LUPITA ACUÑA (voz), ROBERTO IZZO (violín), CARLOS HUMARAN (bajo).
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