Blops

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Chilean rock, psychedelic & progressive band founded in 1964 as a cover band first influenced by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones and then by The Doors and Eric Clapton.
In late 1969, following the path marked by Violeta Parra and the Nueva Canción Chilena they decided to play only original music.
They performed and recorded with many artists of this period, including Victor Jara, Angel Parra and Patricio Manns.
They splited in 1973 and brief reunited in 1974, 1978 and 2001.

Members were: Julio Villalobos (guitar, tiple, vocals, piano, accordion 1964-1972), Alejandro Greene (guitar, vocals 1964-1967), Pedro Greene (drums 1964-1970 and 2001), Andrés Orrego (vocals 1968-1969), Juan Pablo Orrego (bass, guitar, vocals, xilophone 1968-2001), Felipe Orrego (guitar 1968-1969), Eduardo Gatti (guitar, tiple, vocals, keyboards 1969-2001), Juan Contreras (keyboards, flute 1969-1973), Sergio Bezard (drums 1970-1973), Juan Carlos Villegas (keyboards, 1972-1973), Hector Sepulveda (guitar, harmonica, violin 1972), Juan Agustín Jimenez (percussion 1972), Carlos Fernández (guitar 1974 and keyboards 2001), Jaime Labarca (drums, percussion 1978-1981) and Andrés Pollak (keyboards 2001).

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Los momentos

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Pirómano

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3

Tartaleta de Frutillas

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4

Locomotora

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5

Allegro Ma Non Troppo

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3 releases · data from Discogs

Setlists

20 live performances · data from Setlist.fm

All · 20
2001
2000
1980
1973
1972
1971

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August 27, 2001

Sala SCD Bellavista

Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

  • 1. Maquinaria

  • 2. Tartaleta de frutillas

  • 3. Pisándose la cola

  • 4. Valle de los espejos

  • 5. Esencialmente así no más

  • 6. Los momentos

  • 7. Zapatitos floreados

  • 8. Del volar de las palomas

  • 9. Sambayé


August 20, 2000

Teatro Oriente

Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile


August 19, 2000

Teatro Oriente

Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile


April 14, 1980

Teatro Cariola

Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile


May 19, 1973

Teatro Olimpia

Buenos Aires, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Blops has released 3 albums between 1970 and 1974. Notable releases include Blops, Blops, Blops. Explore their complete discography on this page.

Blops' most-played tracks include Los momentos, Pirómano, Tartaleta de Frutillas, Locomotora, Allegro Ma Non Troppo. Listen to these songs and explore more from their catalog on this page.

Chilean rock, psychedelic & progressive band founded in 1964 as a cover band first influenced by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones and then by The Doors and Eric Clapton. In late 1969, following the path marked by Violeta Parra and the Nueva Canción... Read the full biography on this page.

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