Andres Argil/Alejandro Saqui
Vecindario Global
© 2002 Andres Argil/Alejandro Saqui (674807002606)
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Excellent examples of freeform composition. Winner of the 2nd place as Best Experimental Album at the Just Plain Folks Music Awards 2006
tracks
- 1 Mientras la ciudad duerme 1
- 2 Noticias del desayuno
- 3 Gastando el calzado
- 4 El fantasma del aislamiento urbano
- 5 La abduccion del guitarrista
- 6 Donde el asfalto termina
- 7 Dormitando en la estacion
- 8 Nirvana para tamagochis
- 9 Resago en la estacion
- 10 La leccion de japones
- 11 Periferia de lujo
- 12 Delirio en gris
- 13 Durmiendo al lado de los caminos
- 14 Mientras la ciudad duerme 2
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This eclectic work , describes a journey that goes from dense urban landscapes, to open and cosmic textures, it is the debut album of the mexican composers Andrés Argil and Alejandro Saqui , with guest musicians that range from Antonio Russek (contemporary electronic composer ) to Rafael Salgado (harmonica player of the rock group El Tri ) ; and from Alejandro Escuer ( contemporary ensamble Onix ) and Martha Serrano ( "Carlos Chavez" Symphony Orchestra ) to Alejandro Colavita (electronic project Tachyon ) and Andrés De Robina ( Bird Quartet ). The cover art, was made by the artist Carlos Cons. Also, it contains an enhanced track by Alejandro Cons , which is a remarkable piece of work.
"Interesting electronic recording in which the multi-instrumentalists Andrés Argil and Alejandro Saqui achieve to create subjugant atmospheres and atractive sounscapes. Theres no abuse of the technology in this production; instead it serves as complement to the experimentation, at times delirant and almost zappiana that the ensemble does."
Henry Salgao -Músico Pro Magazine-
"The young musicians Argil / Saqui, take us by surprise with Vecindario global. Fourteen compositions that goes through several ways of experimental music and improvisation, achieve that the album took place between the best releases of independent productions in Mexico in 2002"
Oscar Adad - Voodoo Jazz. Radio Ibero 90.9-