Amarok (Spanish band)
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The Spanish band Amarok should not be confused with the Polish band Amarok
Amarok, named after the Eskimo word for 'wolf', are a Spanish progressive rock band, with mediterranean and Middle Ages musical influences. The group was founded in 1990 by Robert Santamaría and Lídia Cerón.
The band address environmental issues ,and much of their material is recorded using solar powered equipment.
[edit] Discography
- Els nostres petits amics (recorded in a catalonian home studio using solar powered equipment)
- Canciones de los mundos perdidos (1995, Lyricon)
- Gibra'ara (1998, Beringia)
- Tierra de especias (2000, recorded using ony solar energy)
- Mujer Luna (2002)
- Quentadharkën (2004, Tecnosaga)
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