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❝ What do you say, shall we take a trip to Finland? Yes, why not, there are so many beautiful things to see: forests that cover 70% of the territory, the countless glacial lakes (almost 188,000), the reindeer farms in the tundra inhabited by the Sami people... Oh, but we need to talk about music? OK, then let\u0027s start from 1967, the year when Blues Section was born, the first in their country to move away from the universally recognized beat-pop language and lean towards certain jazz sounds, without losing the accessibility of their musical proposal.
What do you say, shall we take a trip to Finland? Yes, why not, there are so many beautiful things to see: forests that cover 70% of the territory, the countless glacial lakes (almost 188,000), the reindeer farms in the tundra inhabited by the Sami people... Oh, but we need to talk about music? OK, then let\u0027s start from 1967, the year when Blues Section was born, the first in their country to move away from the universally recognized beat-pop language and lean towards certain jazz sounds, without losing the accessibility of their musical proposal.
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