La Procesión de lo Infinito Colombia
laprocesiondeloinfinito@gmail.com
La Procesión de lo Infinito is a project made in Colombia. Born in 2009 when
Nephtis Nacht and Ariosto N. meet their philosophies and passion for Gothic Rock with the purpose of materialize their ideas evoking the classic sounds of the genre.
Nephtis Nacht -Vocals.
Ariosto N. - Guitars, Vocals, Programming
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