Mosquitas Argentina
Las Mosquitas were the first female beat band from Argentina. Their look was a mix between the Shangri-Las and early Beatles and their sound a refreshing mix of rock&roll, surf, beat, girl group and ye-yé.
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Sonido Verde de Moyobamba (Limited Dance Edition No.17)
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Ary Lobo 1958-1966 (Limited Dance Edition No.19)
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