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Para ti no es premio
For the November 'vocalsonly' challenge.
Purepechazz
a demo. [more inside]
We Almost Lost Detroit
A living room rendition. [more inside]
Denver
Otra ciudad
Cumbia. [more inside]
En vivo
Live? [more inside]
Herbert Wiltshire
The wind in Belize keeps rattling palm trees. [more inside]
Maiquetía
Dazzling Caracas. Forever in present tense.
Un murmullo
V never used to believe me I was truly in love with her. She always said one day I'd get my things and disappear into that world I seemed so enamored with. Words couldn't convince her. The song did.
Tanto Como Debería
Another not-in-English one.
Wildside
Crickets, guaguancó rhythm, double bass, jarana guitar, one singing voice and another one rapping.
Las garras del destino
I'm always unsure about posting the songs in languages other than English here, so I'll post this one with the question, would you listen to the song even if you don't understand the lyrics?
Bueyes y palmares
A quick snippet, to keep you entertained while a proper song is ready. This one was recorded for a TV program here, some time ago.
Cade
I must have had a sad, sad look when she turned to say goodbye, because she tilted her head, raised her hand, touched my face and said: don't worry, we'll be fine. And it was right then when she said it that I realized we were going to be perfectly fine indeed, we were just not going to be together anymore.
I went back into my house and wrote this song.
Lembro
21st century Brazilian Forró.
Paulie's Song
This one is by one of the guys in my band, on his own. Why am I posting it? Because I consider him
to be Chicago's best kept secret and I want everybody to find out how good he is. David Boddiger, ladies and gentlemen.
Man or Astroaletz
Someone asked for more rockabilly. This is a song written by some friends, Los Esquizitos, performed and recorded here by us, with a drum track laid by their drummer.
I Shine
CollaborationFilter: I had this song I could never considered finished because it sounded dreadful in my voice. Then I discovered Metafilter Music and here I discovered chococat. Like pretty much everyone else who heard his music, I was blown away. And so I asked him if he would help me out with the song. Cool guy he is, he did. And this is the result.
From
"Once I was running, running from..." 2 distorted acoustic guitars, a bass, a beatbox, one person yelling and some whistling.
Blue Bird
Another one for the guitarron tag. For this one we invited a friend to sing, Marie Afonso, who used to be in Zap Mama. Two voices, a guitarron, an acoustic guitar and shakers. I really like what came out. Hopefully you will like it too.
El If You Find
About a month ago, I discovered this song in MuFi. The guitarron in the song seemed to intrigue some, I said my band also used a guitarron, that I would post songs with it, and perhaps we could get the guitarron tag going. Here is one of them, now let me hear your opinions.
La Palma (1958)
A song originally by Mono Blanco, performed here by my band. We decided to EQ it in such a way that it would sound as if coming from an old radio. Being upbeat and cheerful, I thought it would be a good way to start the week.
triste
Short tomwaitsy song, without any of Tom Waits' actual talent. It may sound better on headphones.
En la zafra
Small song I did for a weekly TV show in Venezuela.
El Feo
Traditional Zapoteca song.
Belfast
Based on a beautiful novel called Eureka St.
Charityn
Why did you do that disappearing thing?
Old song, not the best quality recording, but hopefully the cheerful mood will make up for it.
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