Los Bunkers – Calles de Talcahuano
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2023 single Calles de Talcahuano.
Music from Calles de Talcahuano
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Gear Used On Calles de Talcahuano
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Los Bunkers – Calles de Talcahuano (2023). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
World Instruments used by Francisco Durán on Calles de Talcahuano
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Francisco Durán used the charango from Pillanes for the recording of the album, as in the song "Loro," and he used it in practically all of the band's live concerts. He then debuted it for Los Bunkers' acoustic set during their 2023 tour of Mexico, when they premiered "Calles de Talcahuano" live, a song they would later add to their setlist for the rest of the tour until 2024 in Chile and other countries. He would later return to the setlist for Los Bunkers' MTV Unplugged and subsequent tour. [Photo of a Pillanes concert in Concepción in 2019]
Keyboards and Synthesizers used by Francisco Durán on Calles de Talcahuano
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Francisco Durán used the Moog Minimoog Voyager synthesizer for the recording of Los Bunkers' album "Noviembre," specifically for the track "Tanto." This is documented in the "Noviembre (Documental Making of Album)" video filmed at Sonic Ranch, Texas, provided by Los Bunkers on YouTube.
Guitars used by Álvaro López on Calles de Talcahuano
Classical & Nylon-String Guitars
Sakura C-115 1970s solid spruce vintage classical guitar
Álvaro López used the Sakura C-115 1970s solid spruce vintage classical guitar for the recording of the song "Calles de Talcahuano" from the album "Noviembre," as seen in the "Noviembre (Documental Making of Album)" released in 2023 by Los Bunkers on YouTube. This guitar was also used for live concerts in Mexico in 2023 and 2024 for the same song.