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Modelo CQ531H43
Fabricante o sello Eliamo
Peso 0.11 Kg.
Precio:   $45,839.00
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-Titulo Original : Eliamo Extra Large Capacity Pencil Case With Zipper And Handle, Portable Pen Bag To Organize School Supplies Or For A Cosmetic Bag, Mint Green

-Fabricante :

Eliamo

-Descripcion Original:

LP version. 180 gram vinyl; includes download code. A celebrated instrumental supergroup featuring three of Bogotas most visionary musicians: Eblis Alvarez (Meridian Brothers, Chupame el dedo), Mario Galeano (Frente Cumbiero, Ondatropica), and Pedro Ojeda (Romperayo, Chupame el dedo). Fusing the experimental possibilities of South American rhythms and sonics (cumbia, champeta, tropicalia, salsa, and more) with avant psych rock, dub minimalism, and spiked jazz, Los Pirañas are retro-futurism at its finest. The three members of Los Pirañas can all remember when they were in high school together in Bogota, Colombia and just beginning to play music. Twenty-five years on and theyve become internationally well-known musicians, spread across different bands, traversing multiple continents. Historia Natural, their third album, recaptures the spirit that moved them as teenagers. Although theyd played music together when young, Los Pirañas only came into being as a band in 2009. It gave them the chance to explore the complex vitality of Colombian rhythms mixed with Alvarezs unique blend of computer and guitar. Their debut release as Los Pirañas showcased the joys of the trio format that was new to us, while the bands second release La Diversion Que Hacia Falta en Mi Pais (STAUB 145LP, 2017) came after a few years of touring. For their third outing they went searching for a nuanced naivete and they found it, with Ojedas adroit drumming and the muscular bass work of Mario Galeano of Frente Cumbiero fame, providing a solid anchor for the music. Together, the pair create a mighty tropical noise that frees up Alvarez for his guitar experiments. Hes been working with computers and music for two decades, feeding his guitar through a laptop. Alvarezs guitar is a shapeshifter, constantly mutating sound and texture. It rarely sounds straight up, but theres never a doubt that someone is plucking the strings and bending the notes. Alvarez darts around and through the lines created by Ojeda and Galeano, leading or snapping at their heels. This is a band bristling with ideas, where the unspoken communication is so acute that all three of them can swerve together or turn on a dime. Their particular culture revolves very much around Colombias capital, Bogota, where they live and where theyve always made music. A swirling, electric universe of music, created right in their own neighborhood. Thats the real Historia Natural of Los Pirañas.
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