Los Blops ‎- Del Volar De Las Palomas
 Vinyl | LP Cover (1:1) | FLAC + cue | 24bit/96kHz  | 900mb
Label: Shadoks Music/SHADOKS 059 | Release: 1971 | This Issue: 2006 | Genre: Psychedelic-Folk


Mañana (Morning)
 A1 Que Lindas Son Las Mañanas (They are beautiful mornings)
 A2 Pintando Azúl El Mar (Painting blue sea)
 A3 Manchufela 
 A4 El Río Dónde Va (The river where it goes)
 A5 Esencialmente Así No Más (Essentially so no more)
 A6 El Proclive Necesario (The inclined required)

 Tarde (Afternoon)
 B1 La Rodandera 
 B2 Tarde (Afternoon)
 B3 Del Volar De Las Palomas (From flying pigeons) 
 B4 Campos Verdes (Green fields)
 B5 Pisándose La Cola (Treading tail)

Artwork – Paula Sánchez
 Bass, Backing Vocals [Coro], Vocals – Juan Pablo Orrego
 Cello – Eduardo Salgado (tracks: A5), Patricio Barria (tracks: B2)
 Engineer – Angel Araos
 Flute, Organ – Juan Contreras
 Guitar, Accordion, Piano – Julio Villalobos
 Guitar, Vocals, Timpani – Eduardo Gatti
 Liner Notes – Angel Parra, Hector Fernandez
 Percussion, Drums, Backing Vocals [Coro], Maracas, Bongos – Sergio Bezard
 Photography By – René Combeau
 Violin – María Saavedra (tracks: B2)
 Vocals – Angel Parra (tracks: B3)
 Notes
 Original pressing is relased on a dark red label in a cover with a plastic outer bag and an additional booklet. 
 In prog collectors circles this album is often referred to as ''Del Volar De Las Palomas'', to discern it from their also eponymous first album.


 "Del Volar De Las Palomas ("From flying pigeons")" or "Blops" is the second album of Chilean Folk-Rock group "Los Blops", published in 1971. Strictly speaking, it is the second self-titled album, but has become known under the title "Del Volar De Las Palomas" following the most famous song of the album.

 This album is based on the concept of a day in the life of a person, LP dividing into two parts: "Mañana (Morning)" and "Tarde (Afternoon)" respectively. At the same time, the theme song of the plate are in a rather homely environment.

 "Del Volar De Las Palomas" was produced by musician Ángel Parra (Violeta's brother), who also collaborated on guitar and lead vocals on the song that gives title track