Espejos
de Agua
Without
leaving aside the interpretative freedom that Jazz, whether traditional or contemporary
have provided, she takes rhythms and sounds from the South American folklore to
bring us her next recording project ESPEJOS DE AGUA (Mirrors of water). Eubel
sings in Spanish now, borrows some words form Mapuche (language of the native
people of southern Argentina). This allows her to sing the Blues in her own language
and natural sense of esthetics, while building, with music and lyrics, an imagery
which travels across the history and landscape of her land. Having water as
a recurrent presence, appearing either rough or deeply still, or as a mirror in
which her musical heritage is reflected. Eleonora improvises and plays with her
voice, together with some of the most talented local musicians of the new generation:
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01-
Canto rodado (2: 46) (Gravel) 02- Kultrun (3: 22) (as
"Kultrun" at Esthesia) 03- Siesta (4: 17) (Siesta)
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04- Carnaval encendido (2: 31) (A Glowing Carnival) 05-
Obelisco.Cero (4: 08) (Obelisc. Zero) Player
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06- Los árboles míos (3: 54) (My trees) 07-
El distinto (3: 39) (The Different One) 08- El secreto de los
peces (5: 36) (The Secret of the Fish) 09- Demasiado rápido
(4: 37) (as "Running for your Love" at Full Moon) 10-
Babies of Babylon (5: 37) 11- Diurno (4: 38) (as "Daylight"
at Esthesia) 12- Tus ojos (3: 01) (Your eyes) 13-
Huayno del pozo (2: 12)
(Well song)
Lyrics
(all
lyrics in Spanish except Babies of Babylon)
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Credits:
Eubel
+ TRIO Marcelo Gutfraind, guitar Julián Montauti,
bass Carto Brandán, drums Eleonora Eubel, vocals &
melodica Guests: Mario Gusso, percussion at: 2, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12
&13 Raúl Francés, choirs at 2 Words & music
by Eleonora Eubel Arrangements, Eubel + TRIO Recorded and edited
by Javier Suárez Mixed and mastered by Ernesto Dmitruk
Recording Studio, Salguero 66 - Buenos Aires - Argentina, Feb. 2006 Produced
by Eleonora Eubel Photography: Andrea Saslavsky, Horacio Sbaraglia,
Gustavo Sosa Makeup by Lola de Ortúzar Graphic design,
Damián Pais Recording Studio, Salguero 66 - Buenos Aires - Argentina,
Feb. 2006 Editor, Fernando Lerman
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