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Pablo Guerrero Y Finis Africae

Los Dioses Hablan Por Boca De Los Vecinos

Pablo Guerrero Y Finis Africae - Los Dioses Hablan Por Boca De Los Vecinos | Abstrakce Records (ABST 006) - main
Pablo Guerrero Y Finis Africae - Los Dioses Hablan Por Boca De Los Vecinos | Abstrakce Records (ABST 006) - 1

A1

Dragones Negros

5:02

A2

Esparragosa De Lares

3:05

A3

Los Membrillos

1:36

A4

Días De Olivos

5:59

A5

Nombres

1:22

A6

Aguacero

4:42

B1

Cierro Los Ojos

4:40

B2

Un Día Los Dioses

1:14

B3

La Pedriza

4:08

B4

Tres Deseos

2:29

B5

Patio Y Noche

5:23

B6

Mar Del Sur

1:21

B7

Cantábrico

2:45

B8

Los Dioses Hablan Por Boca De Los Vecinos

1:39

13.9€
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Pablo GUERRERO / FINIS AFRICAE
Los Dioses Hablan Por Boca De Los Vecinos
Abstrakce Spain

First vinyl edition ever of this lost experimental Spanish essential album. A delicate work that absorbs specific aspects of different music - minimalism, tribal sounds, new age, ambient, spoken word - to create its particular universe.

With an absolutely contemplative recording climate, the poems and their sound environments explore the deepest self of the poet and singer from Extremadura, Pablo Guerrero. The work combines memories of childhood through the valleys of his native village, Esparragosa de Lares, with the evolution of life to reach the contemplative state in adulthood. A score written in a collaboration with two old friends, Juan A. Arteche Gual and Juan C. Fdez Puerta (Finis Africae), who weave a beautiful tapestry of electronic sounds so that the deep and serious voice of the poet shells all the images that his ode encloses.