Clarox

Band formed in Caracas and integrated by Roldán Peña (guitar, percussion, voice, composer), Enrique Santana (drums, percussion, voice), Juan Estrada (keyboards, composer) and Enrique Doffiny (bass, chorus). His style was characterized by the fusion of elements of progressive rock and jazz, developing one of the musical proposals of greatest interest and originality at the time. They debuted discographically with the album Clarox (1982), after which Enrique Doffiny leaves and Carlos "Morocho" Fernández enters as a new bass player. They also enter the group Duayne Somaroo (leading voice) and the famous percussionist Orlando Poleo. With this formation they record the album Zona Dangerous (1983), but shortly after they separate. They managed to perform in different cities of the country and shared a platform with Peter Frampton, in the Polyhedron of Caracas in 1981.