Performer: Various
Genre: Rock / Latin
Album: Primer Festival "Beat" Del Paraguay
Released: 1970
Style: Beat, Psychedelic Rock, Garage Rock
MP3 version ZIP size: 1886 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1619 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1454 mb
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 504
Other Formats: MIDI MPC AC3 VQF AA APE AIFF

Tracklist

A1	–The Aftermad's*	Reflejos Del Silencio	3:37
A2	–Les Escarbots	Queriendo Olvidar	2:56
A3	–The Vip's	Date Prisa	2:23
A4	–Los Mau Mau's	Hippie Soy Yo	2:08
A5	–Los Relámpagos	Un Nuevo Día	2:16
A6	–Equipo 87	Calles Vacias	3:10
A7	–The Aftermad's*	Introversión (Introspection)	2:10
B1	–Los Mau Mau's	Toma El Camino	3:11
B2	–The Aftermad's*	Espacios De Ilusión	2:52
B3	–The Vip's	Pienso En Mi Regreso	1:58
B4	–Los Harmony's	Sombras Del Olvido	2:44
B5	–Los Topos	Ecos De Mi Voz	3:49
B6	–Les Escarbots	Hoy Igual Que Ayer	2:22
B7	–The Aftermad's*	Sudando Almas (Sweating Souls)	2:20

Credits

• Compilation Producer – Arturo Rubin

Notes

The "First Paraguayan Beat Music Festival" was the first Rock music event to take place in Paraguay under the regime of Alfredo Stroessner. It was organized by Arturo Rubin and took place from May 15th-19th 1970 at the "Estadio Comuneros de Asunción". Various local rock groups participated, and the winner of the event was the band called "The Vip's", a group which played at a local rock-n-roll club called Mau-Mau, where English rock music was often played. The Vip's band existed until the police intervened & closed the Mau-Mau club, which they had searched for drugs. The Aftermad's were the most popular local rock group, they had a pop music sound.
The compilation album of the festival was published and released in Argentina.

The results of the music contest at the First Paraguayan Beat Festival were as such:
First Place: "Date Prisa" by The Vip's, 57 Points
Second Place: "Reflejos Del Silencio" by The Aftermad's, 54 Points
Third Place: "Calles Vacías" by Equipo 87, 52 Points
Fourth Place: "Toma El Camino" by Los Mau Mau's, 49 Points

The judges of the Festival:
Rudy Heyn (Guitarist, Association of Musicians of Paraguay)
Francis Smith (Argentinean Composer)
Quique Villanueva (Argentinean Singer from Los Naufragos)
José Damián (Journalist)
Mario Rivas (Representative of RCA Victor)
Oscar Escobar (Association of Paraguayan Authors)
Beto Duarte (Disk Jockey of Radio Ñanduti)
Jesús Ruíz Nestosa (Journalist from the newspaper "ABC Color")