| Nahuatl - 1974 - Volumen1 (2007) | |||
| 01. 01 Kong (bonus).mp3 | 7.76 MB | ||
| 02. 02 Machismo.mp3 | 11.75 MB | ||
| 03. 03 No Se Quien Soy.mp3 | 5.46 MB | ||
| 04. 04 Evolucion.mp3 | 7.93 MB | ||
| 05. 05 Dejame.mp3 | 6.02 MB | ||
| 06. 06 Tiempo Perdido.mp3 | 10.68 MB | ||
| 07. 07 El Hongo.mp3 | 11.06 MB | ||
| 08. 08 Volvere.mp3 | 8.07 MB | ||
| 09. 09 Watch the Sun Going Down.mp3 | 5.69 MB | ||
| 10. 10 Contaminacion.mp3 | 10.05 MB | ||
| 11. 11 Ella Es Fuego.mp3 | 8.81 MB | ||
| Covers | |||
| Back.jpg?042148 | 582.47 KB | ||
| Booklet02.jpg?042148 | 802.01 KB | ||
| Booklet03.jpg?042148 | 734.01 KB | ||
| Booklet04.jpg?042148 | 976.83 KB | ||
| CD.jpg?042148 | 627.47 KB | ||
| Front.jpg?042148 | 453.58 KB | ||
| Inlay.jpg?042148 | 412.21 KB | ||
| [Nahuatl] Volumen 1.m3u8 | 281 B | ||
| front.jpeg | 109.14 KB | ||
| info.txt | 1.61 KB | ||
| Nahuatl - 1975 - Vol. II (2007) | |||
| 01. Ed, Ed, Ed.mp3 | 7.37 MB | ||
| 02. Explicame.mp3 | 6.96 MB | ||
| 03. Rock Jarocho.mp3 | 6.42 MB | ||
| 04. Mi Amor por Ti.mp3 | 11.3 MB | ||
| 05. Himno al Rock and Roll.mp3 | 13.37 MB | ||
| 06. Todo y Nada.mp3 | 5.83 MB | ||
| 07. Explain to Me.mp3 | 6.97 MB | ||
| 08. No te Voy a Rogar.mp3 | 6.87 MB | ||
| 09. Nina, Nina.mp3 | 7.41 MB | ||
| 10. La Probreza.mp3 | 21.94 MB | ||
| 11. Ya Ni Hablur.mp3 | 7.39 MB | ||
| Covers | |||
| Back.jpg?042148 | 374.24 KB | ||
| Booklet01.jpg?042148 | 486.6 KB | ||
| Booklet02.jpg?042148 | 879.26 KB | ||
| Booklet03.jpg?042148 | 1 MB | ||
| Front.jpg?042148 | 189.56 KB | ||
| [Nahuatl] Vol. II.m3u8 | 260 B | ||
| front.jpg?042148 | 56.94 KB | ||
| info.txt | 1.49 KB | ||
| Nahuatl.jpeg | 81.94 KB | ||
| Nahuatl.txt | 1.71 KB |
Artist: Nahuatl
Title: Volumen1/Vol. II
Year: 1974-75 [2007]
Genre: Heavy Psychedelic Rock
Country: Mexico
Format / Codec: MP3
Audio bitrate: 320 Kb
It happened in August 1972 when three excellent Mexican musicians from Peace and Love decided to form their own group, Nahuatl. They adopted a style that absorbed from the psychedelic 60s and hard rock of the early 70s. Considered along with other Mexican rock bands as the true masters of hard rock. All songs are performed in their native language and talk about love, ecology, nationalism and drug addiction. Some songs such as Coca-Cola were never published because they were censored. They participated in the Avandaro festivals in 1971 as Peace and Love and as Nahuatl in Cuernavaca and Queretaro in 1973. In 1974 they released the Nahuatl album, and in 1975 Vol. II. After participating in the national OTI festival in 1977, the group disbanded. Ramon Torres moves to Monterrey, where he forms the Magic Company, and Ricardo Ochoa in 1979 Kenny and The Electrics.
Albums:
Nahuatl - Volumen 1 (1974)
Denver CD-DSD-6467 Mexico 2007
01. Kong (bonus) 03:23
02. Machismo 05:07
03. No Se Quien Soy 02:23
04. Evolucion 03:27
05. Dejame 02:37
06. Tiempo Perdido 04:39
07. El Hongo 04:49
08. Volvere 03:31
09. Watch the Sun Going Down 02:29
10. Contaminacion 04:23
11. Ella Es Fuego (bonus) 03:50
CD: Nahuatl - Vol.II (C)1975
Denver CD-DSD-6468 Mexico 2007
01. Ed, Ed, Ed (bonus) 03:15
02. Explicame 03:04
03. Rock Jarocho 02:49
04. Mi Amor por Ti 04:57
05. Himno al Rock and Roll 05:52
06. Todo y Nada 02:34
07. Explain to Me 03:04
08. No te Voy a Rogar 03:01
09. Nina, Nina 03:15
10. La Probreza 09:37
11. Ya Ni Hablur (bonus) 03:13
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