Together with Hartt Stearns and several artists, the group kept touring and releasing folk and new age oriented cassettes and LPs. The group scored the hit single Manaña Campestre and kept releasing music until 1977, when Ara, Dana and Ledezma left the country soon after releasing Los Elementales to live in California, USA, due to the military dictatorship. Tokatlian and Wynnycka at the core of the group, who would release Agitor Lucens V in 1975. After releasing Sudamérica and Inti-Raymi, Santoalalla and Gianello leave the group and form Soluna. 1 with different cover art and tracklist.
They recorded several songs with RCA that were later released in the compilations Arco Iris, Suite No. After that, Cascino left the group because he didn't agree with the members' new lifestyle, being replaced shortly by Julio Ledezma and finally Horacio Gianello.
The group would then release two singles and two LPs - Arco Iris and Tiempo de Resurrección. However, the group met and befriended Danais Wynnycka, who taught them about communitarian life. They released a couple singles, which didn't have much following. The group was founded by guitarist Gustavo Santaolalla, with Ara Tokatlian on flutes, Alberto Cascino on drums and Guillermo Bordarampé on bass. Argentinian Progressive Folk Rock group founded in 1968.
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