Chilean progressive presents :
--------------------------DALTONIA-----------------------------------------

BIOGRAPHY

" I started 5 years ago in music with keyboards and voice. During 2 or 3 
years I was trying to form a band in Chili as in Argentinia without 
results, though parallel I was always composing. Finally I decided to make 
this project into reality in an independent way, so I saved money and made 
it alone. First I called Carlos Gonzales (bass, el. and acc. guitar), an 
amazing musician, talented and creative to finish the compositions and 
arrangements. Then we called to Christian Céspedes (drums, percussion) in 
curious name's coincidence and Pablo Baicorroteconi (el. And acc. guitar), 
a sensible and cult musician. 
During 1999 we were trying the compositions 6 hours every day to record 
alive in studio in just 2 days because we didn't have money for more studio 
time, and to do this for a fresh and authentic sound. The first half of 
2000 we made around 10 concerts, showing our album with theatrical 
aesthetics, including costumes, lightning and dance.
After this period I needed a change, so decided to come to Europe and 
follow a new artistic way , literature in this case, without forgetting my 
deep love for music and progressive rock and wanting to record a new and 
better album as soon as possible." 
"Now in Barcelona, with a couple of Argentinean artists we are presenting 
as Daltonia our show of poetry, music and dance "fragments of a journey" 
narrating my experiences across Europe, but my actual main project is 
publishing the novel I'm writing, hopefully before the end of this year. 
Anyway I continue composing and we will record a new album, may be in 
2002."

Christian Céspedes. 

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