Congreso - Terra Incógnita 1975 (Chile, Prog Folk, Folk-Rock)br br Congreso - Chile (from Kilpue (Spanish Quilpué) group established in 1969 by brothers Patricio, Sergio and Fernando González Morales, as well as Fernando Hurtado (they were previously members of groups Los Stereos, Los Shadows, Los Masters) and vocalist Francisco " Pancho "Sazo (ex-Los Sicodélicos) ... Along with the groups and the Los Jaivas Blops are the creators of the Chilean folk-rock albums of ... Early gravitated to folk music with mostly acoustic sound and traditional arrangements. But by 1980, when group temporarily left without a full-time singer, music has become more complicated and improvisational elements of jazz, start with. Sazo rejoined the band in the late '80s and Creativity "Congressional" re-adopted the expressed Folk sound. team is active to this day, producing about 15 longpleev during its existence (the last - in 2010) ... This is - the second album.br br Tracks:br br 01. ¿Dónde Estarás? (1973) (Francisco Sazo, Fernando González) - 0:00br br 02. Romance (1975) (Francisco Sazo, Fernando González) - 3:17br br 03. Los Maldadosos (1974) (Francisco Sazo, Sergio González) - 6:30br br 04. Canción De La Verónica (1974) (Verónica Doerr, Renato Vivaldi, Fernando González) - 9:51br br 05. El Torito (1972) (Traditional, arr.Congreso) - 12:54br br 06. Tus Ojitos (1975) (Fernando González) - 14:58br br 07. Juego (1975) (Francisco Sazo, Sergio González) - 17:47br br 08. Quenita - Violín (1975) (Fernando González) - 22:37br br 09. Vuelta y Vuelta (1975) (Sergio González) - 25:47br br 10. En El Río Perdí La Voz (1975) (Sergio González) - 30:52br br 11. Canción De Boda (1974) (Francisco Sazo, Fernando González) - 34:00br br 12. Canción Del Reposo (1974) (Francisco Sazo, Fernando Hurtado) - 37:15br br Bonuses:br br 13. El Oportunista (single B-side, 1972) (Francisco Sazo, Fernando González) - 40:55br br 14.