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About Morfi y Vinacho
During the late 1980s the Buenos Aires indie scene was booming with new artists voicing their stuff as democracy set back in Argentina. The Arizona Brothers (Gustavo & Guillermo Moreno) were part of this movement, creating Morfi y Vinacho - their set was simple, raw and very punk, rock, and pop. Having impressed the likes of Andres Calamaro and Fito Paez they played all over Buenos Aires. Their testament has been rescued in the soundtrack for movie film Caballos Salvajes in the early 1990s.
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El camionero
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El Camionero (Morfi Y Vinacho)
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BSO CABALLOS SALVAJES - 06 -
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El Camionero (BSO Caballos Salvajes)
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