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Fuego Eterno Los ángeles, Chile
Death Thrash Metal from Los Angeles, Chile, formed in 2010. With lyrics about freedom, rebellion, personal experiences, social criticism, taboo ways of finding wisdom and satisfaction, and the awakening of the spiritual and the profane. Made up of Hans Freire on vocals, Gerson Albornoz on bass, Alex Freire on drums, Eskafi Jorquera and Hugo Albornoz on guitars. ... more
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