Voces de Mi Tierra
Voces de Mi Tierra formed in the late 1970s with three members: Hernán Robles, Luis Valdivieso, and Sonia Fuentealba. They worked with traditional Chilean...
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Voces de Mi Tierra formed in the late 1970s with three members: Hernán Robles, Luis Valdivieso, and Sonia Fuentealba. They worked with traditional Chilean folk music, using instruments like the charango and quena alongside their vocal harmonies. Their 1991 album included the song 'Bailando Con Tu Sombra'.
They kept performing despite the pressure, releasing albums through the 1980s and early 1990s that drew from Chilean folklore.
Hernán Robles handled vocals, guitar, and composition, with Luis Valdivieso contributing harmonies and guitar work. Their recordings from that period document a particular approach to folk music during a difficult time in Chile.
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