1. |
Canto primero
03:34
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2. |
Recognize
04:31
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3. |
Canto al campo
04:43
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4. |
Some Kind of Hope
04:06
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So long, I would always sing this alone
So long, I waited for
Waited for
Something to carry me on
Dealt with doubt for long enough
Come on baby and walk to me, come sing a while
I can walk again and I’m slowly learning how to run
When I heard you calling there was something bound to be
Fear is there but I won’t give up
I’m gonna put this into words
And you open up in me some kind of hope
Said if you hear a sound from the other side this wall can’t keep us apart
Don’t fear the sound, I’m singing till if falls down
Come on fall down, fall down
Come on break it, come break it down with every word you say
And break away, come on forward
Break it, break it, break it, break it down and come, to me
And here, and I watch it crumble
Come forth, you are almost here
And in case I fall
Here on out I promise to sing here
I will sing until it comes down
And if you hear my voice I’m singing for us
To break it all down
No near, no far
No borders between us
I break it all down
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5. |
Interlude
03:14
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And we were tired of them
And we decided it was enough
And we started to whisper
And that became a scream
And it broke the artificial stones that have hidden inside of us
And we bled like we were giving birth to kidney stones
But we were there
For each other
And we knew, we knew, we knew the old legend
We got what it was needed
And they didn’t
And they didn’t
And we were hurt
And we were wounded
And we were confused
But we are not anymore
We have found the code
We know
And they are simply collapsing
The roots of our trees have grown to take down the structures of their fortress
Of their jails
Of their walls
Of their force
And the Earth has broken to swallow them
And the Earth has awoken
And this is the apocalypse
But we are safe
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6. |
I Want to Face Deception
07:36
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I want to face deception
I can hold your left hand too
I still need you
Even like this
I want to face deception
I can hold your left hand too
What is happening to us?
You’re braver than you thought
You’re generous to me
It’s simply broken
That I’ve noticed, but was scared
Of it splattering it’s venom on us
A little bit of pain seems to be needed to grow
I still need you
And now, what is ahead
I don’t know but I’d love to figure it out
Did we learn something?
Not to repeat this pattern
I bloody hope so, remind me if we do?
I’ll remind you
A mark on my left arm should help too
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7. |
Una buena hora
04:45
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Music by Santiago Latorre
Lyrics based on a poem by Alejandro Simón Partal
Performed by Santiago Latorre, Colin Self and Los arrosecs de la vath d'Aussau
Strings by Muro Qvartet
String arrangement and mix by Santiago Latorre
Mastered by Rashad Becker
Produced in residency at LIA Sound Lab, Etopia Center for Art and Technology in Zaragoza, Spain
Foehn Records 2022
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8. |
A la claror de reve
16:53
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9. |
Compersion
04:34
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Santiago Latorre Barcelona, Spain
Santiago Latorre is an artist and engineer interested in how the organic and the living participate, and can affect all phases of a sound object, from the moment of conception to perception. He explores cycles, forces and physical events that impact the way we perceive and feel. ... more
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