Al parecer en unas semanas sale el nuevo disco de Juana Molina, Un Día, el quinto de su carrera solista. Lo curioso es que nos enteramos leyendo un blog extranjero, niuyorkino más especificamente. Tambien nos enteramos ahi que el disco esta tocado en su totalidad por Juana, excepto algunas guitarras que metio Gareth Dickson de la banda de Vashti Bunyon's.
No les suena? A nosotros tampoco. Lo que pasa es que Juana es una estrella del indie rock internacional y se codea con un monton de grosos que no conocemos.
Le dejamos el articulo original, y si prenden la radio a las 4 de la tarde les hacemos escuchar el primer corte del disco.
Next month, Argentinian vocalist, songwriter (aka spellcaster) Juana Molina's releasing her fifth album in a dozen years Un Día. She recorded at her place outside Buenos Aires, singing and playing everything, minus some guitar work by Gareth Dickson from Vashti Bunyon's band. The looping, loping, super rhythmic, horn-laced title track (or trek), translated "one day," serves as the album's stage-setting opener -- it feels like some sort of dawn breaking sing-a-long. Lyrically, we're told "Un Día"'s repeated chant goes something like this when translated: "One day I will sing the songs with no lyrics and everyone can imagine for themselves if it's about love, disappointment, banalities or about Plato." Since I don't speak the language, I guess that's already an option.
No les suena? A nosotros tampoco. Lo que pasa es que Juana es una estrella del indie rock internacional y se codea con un monton de grosos que no conocemos.
Le dejamos el articulo original, y si prenden la radio a las 4 de la tarde les hacemos escuchar el primer corte del disco.
Next month, Argentinian vocalist, songwriter (aka spellcaster) Juana Molina's releasing her fifth album in a dozen years Un Día. She recorded at her place outside Buenos Aires, singing and playing everything, minus some guitar work by Gareth Dickson from Vashti Bunyon's band. The looping, loping, super rhythmic, horn-laced title track (or trek), translated "one day," serves as the album's stage-setting opener -- it feels like some sort of dawn breaking sing-a-long. Lyrically, we're told "Un Día"'s repeated chant goes something like this when translated: "One day I will sing the songs with no lyrics and everyone can imagine for themselves if it's about love, disappointment, banalities or about Plato." Since I don't speak the language, I guess that's already an option.
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