| # | Artist | Song (click to play) | Album | Year | CD label |
| 1 | Bloque | Humanidad Indefensa | Hombre, Tierra y Alma | 1979 | King Record |
| Great guitar-led progressive. This is from Bloque's second release. They appear to have 4 albums. I have seen 3 of them on CD, but, not _Musica Para La Libertad_. There is lots of very cool guitar harmonizations. | |||||
| 2 | Asfalto | La Isla Del Amor | Asfalto | 1978 | Si-Wan Records |
| This is Asfalto's first album, which purportedly pales in comparison to their second "Al Otro Lado", which I have not heard, yet. This release has some fairly straight forward guitar rock, with a couple of more overtly prog songs. | |||||
| 3 | Iman | Maluquinha | Camino del Aquila | 1980 | Musea |
| Very good instrumental prog with fusion touches. Oftentimes, the music has a Santana sound, ala Moonflower. Their first self-titled album has not been released on CD. | |||||
| 4 | Triana | Se de un Lugar | 5 Aniversario | ? | fonomusic |
| Upon hearing Triana, there is no doubt that this band is from Spain. Loads of brilliant acoustic and electric guitar playing. Ole ! | |||||
| 5 | Jose Cid | O Caos | 10000 Anos Depois Entre Venus e Marte | 1978 | Art Sublime |
| Jose Cid is from Portugal. This is reportedly the only release of interest to prog fans. This is a fine symphonic concept album about the destruction of the world. Loads of Mellotron (choirs mostly) and analog synths, with majestic guitar leads. | |||||
| 6 | Bloque | Alquimista Soy | El Hijo del Alba | 1980 | Si-Wan |
| More nice melodic guitar prog from Bloque's third release. This album is much more pop-oriented and radio friendly than thir earlier releases. | |||||