Totem Uruguay

About the artist

Totem was a Uruguayan rock band that was active during the early 1970s, more specifically from 1971 to 1973. Playing a mixture of rock, candombe and jazz, the band's sound is instantly recognizable and separates them from other Uruguayan bands. Despite their short-lived career, they're fondly remembered as one of the national treasures of their homeland.

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Dedos
Biafra
Heloísa
Orejas
Chévere
De Este Cielo Santo
Días de Esos
Todos
Mañana
La Lluvia Cae para Todos Igual

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Negro
No Me Molestes
El Tábano
Descarga
Hola Hermano
Pacífico
Mi Alcoba
Manos
Todo Mal
Toda América
Corrupción
Un Sueño para Gonzalo
Nena
A Victoria y Federico
Gongueiro
El Hombre Feliz
Cáspita
Mi Pueblo
Un Sueño para Gonzalo (feat. Eduardo Useta, Ruben Rada, Mario "Chichito" Cabral, Daniel "Lobito" Lagarde, Modesto Rey & Santiago Ameijenda)
Un Sueño para Gonzalo (con Eduardo Useta, Ruben Rada, Mario "Chichito" Cabral y Daniel "Lobito" Lagarde)
Un Sueño para Gonzalo (feat. Eduardo Useta, Ruben Rada, Mario "Chichito" Cabral & Daniel "Lobito" Lagarde)
Toda America

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