By the Zonagirante team @spinning zone
Gregorio Merchán ft. Ane Leux, Daniel Cleves – The girl in the tree
Let's take note, to highlight the interconnectedness of this planet: This is a video filmed in the SkyeLoss Highlands, Scotland, for a Colombian artist who, when recording his musical project, collaborated with a Basque singer on vocals. Gregorio Merchán, as we've mentioned before, is the drummer for Aterciopelados and Morfonia, and in his individual efforts to create music independently, he has achieved an ambient sound crafted through experimentation and persistence. Because of the sensitivity of his work, he has managed to attract the collaboration of different people around the world, achieving the right color palette for his proposal. The video cleverly juxtaposes stunning landscapes along the North Sea coast of Great Britain with sounds created in the author's private studio, located thousands of kilometers away at an altitude of 2,600 meters. The connection is magical, and the result is beautiful.
Vale Acevedo – Let's flash colors
Can a video derive its power primarily from the beauty of the protagonist's eyes? Can the entire tension of the work rest on the artist's gaze? This clip confirms that it can. From the very first second, we are drawn into the story this Argentinian musician presents as soon as we see her face, witness her smile, and especially when we meet her gaze. It's that simple. We apologize for how corny our speech may sound, but sometimes the formulas for attraction are more endearing than we imagine. We're dealing with a fun pop song promoted by a simple and straightforward audiovisual product that we readily accept without overcomplicating things. Sometimes we should be grateful for the simplicity with which they try to convince us to enjoy an aesthetic expression. Good job.
Mint field – Delicacy
From Mexico comes a new lesson in how to make a beautiful video with the limited resources afforded by current circumstances. This dream pop soundtrack from the border city of Tijuana creates beauty through an emotionally resonant photographic understanding. and exquisite editing, which knows how to use slow motion and the precise gestures of the main duo without exaggeration. It's a work that manages to express an intimate atmosphere with very few elements, yet with astonishing sensitivity, worthy of admiration. Brilliant.
