By the Zonagirante.com team @spinning zone
Charlie Papa – Eyelids:
Some old-school tabloid might run the story like this: «A gang of hippies from the northern part of the city has ventured into the forest and, through a colorful and unholy ceremony, has summoned euphoria and ecstasy with strange movements that make us think the presence of Beelzebub was near.» Now, seriously: One of the best pop-rock acts on the vibrant Venezuelan scene presents, under the direction of Luis Irán, their latest video, an audiovisual piece with varied textures, agile editing and entertaining result, which makes for a perfectly crafted and catchy song. Fine work.
Morphonia – SOS/January 1st
The Bogota band Morfonia traveled to the Atlantic coast to enjoy the deserted beach of Punta Gallinas and there give visual atmosphere to one of their nostalgic and psychedelic songs included in their latest album Talking Old Ghetto. In that Caribbean landscape They have managed to create a clip with sharp colors, vivid sandy angles, and visual sensations clearly in keeping with the sound of the song. The editing is delicate and effective in presenting the musical work. A commendable effort that deserves to be watched again and again.
Bengal – Go crazy
Congratulations, Bengala. We are presented with an audiovisual piece of meticulous detail, impeccable cinematography, and refined color work, demonstrating an effort and professionalism of international caliber. We have rarely seen a more effective use of visual metaphors and symbolism to unfold the narrated drama. On screen we have a meticulously crafted story that avoids the slightest error and elegantly complements the musical theme., resorting to a refined use of violence and a restrained yet forceful performance. A stroke of genius.
