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williedynamite

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Silvio Rodriguez y Noel Nicola - "Republica Dominicana"Couldn't find anything about this record...According to the Silvio Rodriguez' discogs i looked at, his 1st album is Dias Y Flores (1975). This is a live performance at the First International Festival of Protest Music in the Dominican Republic, dated November 1974. It's on Americanto, no serials other than Lado A/Lado B in the runout. Also has the original pamphlet from the festival.also this:
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Quilapayun - "El Pueblo Unido Jamas Sera Vencido" 1975 (I Dischi Dello Zodiaco/Dicap VPA 8245 Stereo)saw some info on this album, but not on this pressing... italian with an OG stitched-booklet.
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Some sketchy guy had a copy of that Republic Dominicana or whatever (I think) on eBay recently. For some reason I was watching the auction. It sounded interesting. He didn't have a picture and it went unsold for cheap.

Looks like a pretty cool find regardless of price.
 
The Silvio Rodriguez record might be rare but it is not sought after to my knowledge. Silvio and Roy Brown (from a finds thread I think ) are wannabe Bob Dylan protest folkies with a lot of yawn going for them. Quilayapun is pretty common in Latin America and I've had a hard time getting rid of any and all of their records. Sorry.
 
The Silvio Rodriguez record might be rare but it is not sought after to my knowledge. Silvio and Roy Brown (from a finds thread I think ) are wannabe Bob Dylan protest folkies with a lot of yawn going for them. Quilayapun is pretty common in Latin America and I've had a hard time getting rid of any and all of their records. Sorry.
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Thanks for werdict... even if it's not
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, the silvio rodriguez is still a pretty solid listen... and the quilapayun is a pretty tight package, complete with a hand-stitched book... in any case, it'd be somewhat paradoxical if these albums, dedicated to the construction of socialism, had become sought-after commodities among the American elite.
 
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