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Acto I - Elydian
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Acto IV - Overlay
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Acto IX - Dubiel
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Acto XI - Prelude
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Acto XII - The battle
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Acto XIII - Final
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HYACINTUS Buenos Aires, Argentina
Proyecto musical creado por Jacinto Miguel Corral, quién tuvo una formación académica de Música Clásica y Contemporánea. Editó en el 2002 su primer trabajo "Elydian", bajo el seudónimo de HYACINTUS, una obra conceptual de Rock Sinfónico basada en un cuento medieval. Su segundo trabajo se llamó "Fantasía en concerto" (2003) y luego “Sinkronos” (2008). En el 2015 llega su cuarto CD “4th universe”. ... more
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