Prehistóricos: Pop triste y espléndido

Prehistoric: Sad and splendid pop

By José Gandour @zonagirante «You struggle to hide your tenderness» From the song Where Everyone Dies Making good (and interesting) sad music is very difficult. Of course, the music market is full of mournful tunes that seem inspired by the worst soap operas….
Astronova: Un buen momento bogotano

Astronova: A good time in Bogota

By José Gandour @zonagirante In general, Bogotá's rock scene these days lacks spontaneity, enjoyment, and fun. Too many bands have bought into the hype of formality, the clumsy attempt at a convenient message, the fear of stepping on toes, or the belief that by talking about...
Winona Riders: Todavía existe el buen rock

Winona Riders: Good rock still exists

By José Gandour @zonagirante To begin, I'll paraphrase a well-known Bart Simpson quote: Bands allied with Satan are more fun than those that sing to benevolent deities. Since the time of Elvis, many of the frightened religious people who have taken refuge in...
Chino Mansutti: Pop para bien.

Chino Mansutti: Pop for good.

By José Gandour @zonagirante Pop music (yes, with a capital P) deserves respect; it must be done with affection, with love for the listener, knowing that each member of the audience has a heart, has feelings, and that untangling all the complexities of thought...
Artificiales, devotos del ruido.

Artificial, devoted to noise.

By José Gandour @zonagirante Some album reviews, while always based on the author's individual tastes and circumstances, contain an explanation that makes them feel even more personal to the reader. These notes are more like a...
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