Difuntos Correa | |
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Origin | Santiago, Chile |
Genres | Rock en español, and Nueva canción influences |
Instrument(s) | Guitar, Bass, Drums, Sax |
Labels | EMI, Alerce, Plaza Independencia thumbnail |
Members | Sergio Gómez Miguel Rodríguez Carlos Gómez Joaquin Valdivieso Dan Zamora |
Past members | Andrés Olivos César Fuentes Erasmo Menares Sergio Carlini |
Website | http://www.difuntoscorrea.cl |
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