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salsa Tokyo, Japan
salsa, a Tokyo native trio band from Kensuke Suzuki (Vo.Gt.), Naoki Sato (Ba.) and Hiromu Nasu
(Dr.)
"MUSIC MAGAZINE" wrote "As if Gang Of Four, Dr.Feelgood and Talking Heads were jamming in the year of 2015" to describe their sound.
Their massive live performances made them very unique and they are now nearly dominating rock showcases from top to bottom of Japan.
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