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Pioneers of progressive rock in Mexico along with Decibel, Chac Mool were one of the few groups that dared to incorporate pre-Hispanic elements into their music. They also used violins, mandolins, synthesizers and pianos to adorn their rich and distinctive sound. On the extensive and complex compositions in their second album, <i>Sueños De Metal</i> we can find lyrics like “Kandahar”, where they illustrate a utopian underwater Arcadia; and “Sombras De La Noche”, which closes the album with a narration describing the search for peace and forgiveness by the spirits that wander under the moon.

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