Cunaguaro Soul was a Venezuelan rock band formed in Caracas by Gustavo Guerrero,[1] Miguel Arellano and Rómulo Castillo.
In Spain, the group made a concert at Madrid's Patio Maravillas in 2009.[2] That year they were one of the guest bands at the Festival Nuevas Bandas in Venezuela.[3]
Musical influence and style
editThe band explored genres such as rock music, incorporating elements of soul, and they have been considered an experimental music group too.[2] Also, they have been described as influenced by Dermis Tatú.[4]
Vice wrote that Cunaguaro Soul was "the power trio that crowned him (Guerrero) as the greatest hope of rock in his country".[5] El Diario wrote about them: "They are considered the most suggestive rock band on the Venezuelan music scene".[2] They have been described as a cult band too.[6]
Discography
edit- Bienvenidos a este viaje (2007)
- Cunaguaro Soul (2008)
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ Ángel Soto (17 October 2018). "El Conjunto: la vibra musical latinoamericana en un dueto". Milenio.
- ^ a b c Pérez, Antonio (2009-05-26). "Concierto en el Patio Maravillas". elDiario.es (in Spanish).
- ^ Novoa, Daniel (2010-07-29). "Los 20 años del Festival Nuevas Bandas". Oídos Sucios (in Spanish).
- ^ "Al jurado del Nuevas Bandas le encanta equivocarse". Oídos Sucios. 2009-07-29.
- ^ Armas, Ricardo (2018-08-09). "Desenmascarando a Augusto Bracho". Vice (in Spanish).
- ^ "Escucha 'Pajarera Vertical', el disco debut de Augusto Bracho (Gustavo de Cunaguaro Soul) y Moisés de Martín (Domingo en Llamas)". Cochinopop (in Spanish). 27 November 2015.