Ariel Maniki and the Black Halos San Jose, Costa Rica
Since 2013.
A unique dark alternative gothic wave act from San José, Costa
Rica.
Led by multi instrumentalist/song writer Ariel Maniki.
Label: ANK Records / Deepland Records
Pic by: Rodrigo Alfaro
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