Aguaturbia

Aguaturbia is a Chilean rock band formed in 1969, featuring Carlos Corales on guitar and his wife Denise on vocals. The band is known for pioneering heavy psychedelic rock in Chile, eventually enjoying international acclaim. In addition to psychedelic sounds, wah-wah guitar effects and heavy blues rock chord patterns, Aguaturbia also incorporated elements of Latin American folk music into their work. The band is noted for causing controversy in the Chilean press at the time for stepping outside of prevailing social norms.

Aguaturbia
Aguaturbia performing in 2018
Background information
OriginChile
GenresPsychedelic rock
Years active1969 – 1974,
1993 –
LabelsArena
MembersCarlos Corales (guitar)
Denise (vocals)
Francisco Arancibia (bass)
Pablo Reitter (drums)
Magdalena Rust (cello)
Gustavo Alburquerque (piano)[1]
Past membersWilly Cavada (drums)
Ricardo Briones (bass)

Original drummer Willy Cavada died on October 1, 2013.[2]

Discography

Albums
  • 1969 - Aguaturbia
  • 1970 - Aguaturbia Vol. 2
  • 1970 - Psychedelic Drugstore
  • Aguaturbia acoustic version (2010, Milodon)
  • Aguaturbia Vol. 2 (2010, Lion records USA)
  • 2017 - Fe, amor y libertad

Compilations
  • 1996 - Psychedelic Drugstore
  • Aguaturbia Complete Tracks (2000, Runner Records)
  • 2010 - Aguaturbia acoustic version
  • 2010 - Aguaturbia vol 1 y 2 Vinil Lion Records

Band members
Denise and Carlos Corales
* Denise Corales - vocals
* Carlos Corales - electric guitar
* Willy Cavada - drums (1968 - 2013)
* Ricardo Briones - bass (1968 - 1974)
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References
  1. Chacana, Caro (June 30, 2017). ""Fe, Amor y Libertad": la banda de rock sicodélico Aguaturbia regresa luego de 47 años de silencio discográfico". El Mostrador (in Spanish). Retrieved June 30, 2017.
  2. "Fallece Willy Cavada, uno de los fundadores de Aguaturbia". Diario Uchile. 2013-10-02. Retrieved 2013-10-19.
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