Maquinaria 2012 confirms Sacramento quintet and Chilean star Camila Moreno as headliners.
The organizers of rock festival Maquinaria 2012 confirmed Californian heavy metal band, Deftones, as headliners for its event on Nov. 10 and 11 at Las Vizcachas Country Club.
The band, and fellow headliner Chilean singer Camila Moreno, join a star-studded line-up that includes international acts Slash, Stone Sour, Gogol Bordello, Knife Party, Mixhell and Nero.
Chilean acts who have been booked for the two-day event include Jorge González, Los Tres, Criminal Pánico, Aguaturbia, DJ Bitman vs. DJ Raff, Cómo Asesinar a Felipe, Villa Cariño, Yajaira and Hielo Negro.
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The organizers of rock festival Maquinaria 2012 confirmed Californian heavy metal band, Deftones, as headliners for its event on Nov. 10 and 11 at Las Vizcachas Country Club.
The band, and fellow headliner Chilean singer Camila Moreno, join a star-studded line-up that includes international acts Slash, Stone Sour, Gogol Bordello, Knife Party, Mixhell and Nero.Chilean acts who have been booked for the two-day event include Jorge González, Los Tres, Criminal Pánico, Aguaturbia, DJ Bitman vs. DJ Raff, Cómo Asesinar a Felipe, Villa Cariño, Yajaira and Hielo Negro.
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Miles Coleman
Miles was born in Johannesburg, South Africa and, despite moving to London at a young age, still supports the Springboks over England. He is currently in his third year of undergraduate studies at Bristol University, doing Spanish and Portuguese. As well as writing for the Santiago Times he also writes for Erudition Online in the UK, as well as occasionally contributing to The Guardian Online. He is currently on his year abroad in Chile, practicing being a journalist. He once scored a 30 yard volley in a practice football game for the Badock B Team. Manchester United are said to be interested in his services.
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