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Señor de las Moscas Rosario, Argentina
Señor de las Moscas fue una banda de Stoner Rock instrumental oriunda de la ciudad de Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina, formada
a fines del 2014 y disuelta a fines del 2017.
Primera formación: Juanfra, Ura, Dengue, CJ. Formación que grabó estos temas: Juanfra, Adrián, Dengue, CJ. Última formación: Dengue, Pablo, Adrián.
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