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The only single by Delai Alamos con Los King Stay was released in 1965 on Discos MAG, around the same time as the first recordings by Los Saicos and Los Shain's, just another proof that teenage rock'n'roll energy was sky high in mid-60s Peru. The playing ability displayed on these two tracks...

No South American 60s rock collection can be completed without this classic and scarce 1967 Colombian garage nugget, part of the lesser known rock catalogue of Discos Fuentes. This is the second and final album of the band, comprising skillful cover versions of songs by international artists like...

Los York's became the epitome of Peruvian garage sound. Two of the best and wildest songs contained on their last LP had never appeared on a single despite their enormous potential for the dance floor and the interest they aroused among DJs since their rediscovery in the 60s scene. Set the dance...

Los York's became the epitome of Peruvian garage sound. 'Abrázame' features a beat-influenced go-go twang guitar garage psych tone throughout and the unique voice of the iconic frontman of the band resulting an irresistible Latin garage hipshaker! Set the dance floor on fire with this first time...