By José Gandue @Gandour Photo: Santiago Mazzarovich
It's hard to find people who aren't moved by the story of Bonnie and Clyde., those famous fugitives, thieves, and criminals who plagued the southern United States during the 1930s and whose romantic relationship could only end after a brutal ambush near Bienville Parish (Louisiana), where they each suffered fifty gunshot wounds. It's difficult to find someone who denies A good story of debauchery, bullets, and words of love.
For that reason, we celebrate the excellent audiovisual production presented by the Uruguayan group. Partner, to promote their new single Revolvers and Roses, a tune whose sound It seems like the result of a courtship between traditional blues and the psychedelic ballads of the seventies.. To introduce this song, which is part of the album Mini glories, It was planned, as a South American tribute in the twenty-first century to the aforementioned villains, a car chase script with a rural landscape, A shower of dollars, many gunshots and bloody displays of pain and, thankfully, resurrection (which, as far as we know, never happened with the couple who inspired this drama eighty years ago).
The final product is satisfying. The makeup work is good, the musicians appear just enough without distracting the viewer, and the editing is excellent. He knows how to create tension through an effective combination of images with the song's languid rhythm., ...intelligently using the performances of the main actors. It's a clip that deserves to be watched several times. and that does a good job of promoting audio.
Our partner has given us yet another sign that in Uruguay is one of the best musical corners of the continent.