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| | Azabache was formed by Jorge Barral and Gustavo Ros, who departed from after their first album. With Henestrosa and Valle they created highly complex progressive rock on "Dias De Luna", which sounds almost the Spanish equivalent to Yes at their most ambitious and heavy (1972-73), with myriads of keyboards and guitars. "No, Gracias" (1980) also followed this trail, but has a slightly more commercial sound. |
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