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    Una Luz Y El Zigui Buenos Días Juventud

    Munster Records

    LP

    £24

    Mega rare 1972 psych-folk album from Venezuela recorded by the collective of artists “Una Luz”, and “El Zigui” who was once described as the local Bob Dylan, mixing protest songs with pop and psych ingredients such as the use of sitar sounds.