Perder Planetas, by Nicotina es Primavera

Perder Planetas

by Nicotina es Primavera

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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) An unexpected, but pleasantly surprising promotional sale by Peruvian label "Buh Records" bumped this album up to the top of my wishlist. Finally. It's one of those great Argentine chamber music works that I cherish a lot. Two tracks ("Sorocho" and "Conejos") are freely improvised - VERY freely, to put it more precisely. The remainder is highly structured, tightly composed music with a lot of exquisite counterpoints. Favorite track: Violencias.

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1.	Violencias 05:18	buy track
2.	Huesos Jueves 04:05	buy track
3.	Soroche 04:42	buy track
4.	Perder Planetas 07:48	buy track
5.	Conejos 08:44	buy track
6.	Owshanyubi 05:20	buy track

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Nicotina es Primavera is an emblematic band of the new directions for avant-garde jazz in Latin America. A sound that incorporates traditions of rock, contemporary music and sound experimentation, and that in their new work they have been able to take away.

With "Perder Planetas" the group led by Camilo Ángeles and integrated by Violeta García, Pía Hernández, Carlos Quebrada, Nicolás del Águila and Juan Olivera, has managed to consolidate itself as the creators of a renewing sound, a spirit that also defines musical projects that involve to all its members, grouped under a series of concerts and a label called TVL REC, which is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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released April 5, 2018

Camilo Ángeles - flauta traversa y composición
Juan Olivera - trompeta
Violeta Garcia - cello
Pía Hernández - piano
Carlos Quebrada - bajo
Nicolás del Águila - batería

Grabado, mezclado y masterizado por Mariano Miguez
Producido por TVL REC
Pintura por Lorena Lira

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Buh Records Lima, Peru

Buh Records is an independent label based in Lima, Peru, focused on experimental music and new sounds. Run by Luis Alvarado.

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