This 1981 release from Manal, their first in nearly a decade, saw the legendary Argentine blues-rock trio reuniting to record a collection of new material that captured their signature sound. Despite the long hiatus, the album provided a final dose of the band's influential guitar work and songwriting.
- The album "Reunión" was released on April 11, 1981, by Columbia Records.
- This was the first studio album by Manal in nine years, following their 1972 release "Manal".
- "Reunión" featured the classic lineup of Claudio Gabis, Javier Martínez, and Alejandro Medina.
Manal was an Argentine rock band formed in Buenos Aires in 1968, best known for pioneering the incorporation of blues into Spanish-language rock. By 1981, Manal had already disbanded and reformed multiple times, with this album marking a significant, albeit brief, comeback before their definitive split.
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