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Santana
Mexican Carlos Santana revolutionized pop music. After he fused the Latin sound with the rock vibe, the music scene was never the same. The guitarist and his band can be seen here in an unmissable show recorded in Australia, in the late 70's. Santana, accompanied by top musicians, plays several of his classics ("Black Magic Woman", "Evil Ways") and still covers Buddy Holly ("Well, All Right") and The Zombies ("She's Not There"). Travel back in time with one of the biggest names in world music!
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Mexican Carlos Santana revolutionized pop music. After he fused the Latin sound with the rock vibe, the music scene was never the same. The guitarist and his band can be seen here in an unmissable show recorded in Australia, in the late 70's. Santana, accompanied by top musicians, plays several of his classics ("Black Magic Woman", "Evil Ways") and still covers Buddy Holly ("Well, All Right") and The Zombies ("She's Not There"). Travel back in time with one of the biggest names in world music!
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Enterprise Colorvideo Productions
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