Wara - El Inca 1973 (Bolivia, Progressive/Folk Rock)Full Album

Bolivia hasn't produced many rock bands and even fewer interesting albums, but the band's debut album, "Wara," can rightfully be considered a masterpiece of Andean rock music. This work blends European symphonic prog with Incan folk musical traditions in a surprisingly organic way. The influence of Uriah Heep's "Salisbury" era is clearly evident. The band performed for over three decades, disbanding in 2004. During this time, the musicians released 16 albums, and their style increasingly veered from rock to ambient and new age. Tracks: 01. El Inca (El Señor De La Tierra) - 00:00 02. Realidad - 07:13 03. Cancion Para Una Niña Triste - 12:20 04. Wara (Estrella) - 17:43 05. Kenko (Tierra De Piedra) - 26:09 Personnel: Nataniel Gonzáles - vocals Carlos Daza - guitar Pedro Sanjinés - organ, piano Omar León - bass Jorge "George" Cronembold - drums, percussion + Pablo Vezin - flute Jaime Gallardo, Stefan Rinderknecht - cello Freddy Céspedes, Vicenta Claramount - violin Zelma Guerra - backing vocals