Invisible (Band)
Invisible was an Argentine rock band of the 1970s.
Band History
After Pescado Rabioso had dissolved in 1973, when Luis Alberto Spinetta Invisible with Carlos Rufino and Héctor Lorenzo of Pappo 's Blues. In 1974, their self-titled debut album, which was influenced by blues and hard rock appeared. The following year saw Durazno sangrando, which appeared on CBS, now attributed to the more progressive rock and was a concept album about Richard Wilhelm and Carl Gustav Jung's reception of a Daoist meditation book. Then came Tomás Gubitsch the band and a third album was released, on which showed influences from the tango. Then the band broke up, which - like Pescado Rabioso - formative for the rock Nacional was.