Marcelo Coulón

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Marcelo Coulón

voc, fl, *1950
Singer / Musician of World, Latin and Folk
A.k.a. Marcelo Coulón Larrañaga

Chilean flautist, piccoloist, quena player, guitarist, and singer (born 17 May 1950, Temuco, Chile), brother of Jorge Coulón. He was a member of Huamarí, performing on their two albums: "Oratorio de los Trabajadores" (1970) and "Chile y América" (1971). He went on to play with Taller Recabarren from 1974 to 1979. In 1978 he joined Inti Illimani, replacing José Miguel Camus Vargas on quena (which he didn't know how to play at the time).

Instruments

Vocals
Flute
Bongos
Percussion
Guitar

Genres

World
Latin
Folk

Plays With

Huamarí

Inti Illimani

Karumanta

Taller Recabarren

Band Members

External Links

Wikipedia

Discogs

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