After the split of Las Antorchas Victor Motta Aviles and band mate Omar Cortes Gaviño teamed up with Victor's brother Guillermo and continued as Antorcha. They played a sort of Acid-Rock but developed a style of their own. Actually not my kind of music but I like their anarchistic attitude and they receive extra points for the demented sound on few of their tracks. After a handful of E.P.'s they finally released an album in 1976. Shortly after they called it quits and 30 years later VAM Records (VAM 001-CD / 2006) put out a CD with all the tracks from their 45's plus "Mira" from their cassette-only release from 1976.
Tracklist:
- Canción No. 1
- Nada
- Amiga
- En El Jardín Del Edén
- Grass
- Going Down
- La Tierra
- Crisalida
- Sodomáquina
- Inconclusa
- Mira
- Bracero
- Intento No. 2
- Quiero Vivir
Personnel:
Omar Cortes Gaviño (bs, vcls) [ABC]
Victor Manuel Motta Aviles
(keyb'ds, rhythm gtr, vcls) [ABC]
Guillermo Motta Aviles (keyb'ds, lead gtr, vcls) [ABC]
Mario Salazar Hernández (organ, vcls) [B]
Antonio Salcedo (drms, vcls) [C]
Band origin:
Mexico City (Mexico)
Discographie:
Albums:
1. Anarquismo (Ediciones Antorcha ) 1976
45's:
1. (C) La Tierra/Crisalida (EPA-03) 1972
2. (C) Sodomáquina/Inconclusa (EPA-04) 1974
E.P.'s:
1. (A) Canción No. 1/Nada/Amiga (GP-074) 1970
2. (B) Grass/Going Down/En El Jardín Del Edén
(EP-OC-01) 1971
3. (C) Bracero/Intento No. 2/Quiero Vivir (EPA-05) 1974
Get it here (Artwork included)
Listen to Canción No. 1
Friday, May 13, 2011
Antorcha (1970-76)
Labels:
1970,
1971,
1972,
1974,
Antorcha,
Las Antorchas,
Mexico,
Progressive,
Rock
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I'M FROM MÉXICO DF., AND I'AM GRATEFUL AMAZING. THIS BAND IS FROM COUNTRY AND I CAN´T LISTENING AGAIN. THANK VERY MUCH.
SOY DE MÉXICO, Y TUVE LA OPORTUNIDAD DE ESCUCHAR ESTA BANDA CUANDO ERA MUY JOVEN. Y FRANCAMENTE QUEDE MUY SORPRENDIDO. SIEMPRE ME PREGUNTE COMO UN GRUPO TAN ORIGINAL Y TAN BUENO NO PUDO SER MÁS RECONOCIDO.
ATTE: JAVIER MORA MTZ-
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