Somos Cordero
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Artist: Cordero
Label: Daemon Records
Category: Music
Average customer rating:
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 767691904221
EAN: 0767691904221
ASIN: B0001BFDIM
Release Date: 2004-03-09 |
Somos Cordero
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Tracks:
- Had you fallen away
- Soltera
- You could have been mine
- Traveler
- September
- Estrellita
- En la noche de la boda
- These quiet nights
- Abuelita
- Hardly stand the world
- Nacimiento
- Come out with me tonight
- Emiliano y Jovita
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Album Description
Cordero is back with their second release on Daemon Records! Consider this Latin-infused indie rock band as what life would be like if The Pixies were from Puerto Rico. Fronted by the fierce and fiery Ani Cordero (#1 Family Mover), deftly driven by the drums of Chris Verene (Rock*A*Teens, DQE), tinged with F.A. Blasco's keys, colored by the guitar work of Lynn Wright (James Hall), held down by the low-end mastery of Jon Petrow, and featuring the hot horn section from The Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra; Somos Cordero at once takes hold of your inner dancing machine and sets your soul on fire. The band's Spanish/English bi-lingual playlist lends further to the unique sound of Somos Cordero, produced by Charlie Dos Santos (Sista Soulja, Marc Antony).
Customer Reviews:
Very Impressive.......2005-12-13
I saw them live opening for Yerba Buena in Washington DC and they surely changed my idea of what music I truly like. Much like other reviewers have mentioned, their spectrum is quite wide, going from the high energy to the ballad-like sounds. I'm certainly a new fan and intend to remain so for quite a long time!!! Support the band and buy their CDs.
¡Cordero es Impresionante!.......2004-04-19
Cordero's new release, "Somos Cordero", is impressive! I saw Cordero live, for the first time, in Austin on April 16th, 2004 when they opened for the Indigo Girls. After hearing them play live I bought the CD right then and there! It's hard to classify Cordero into a particular genre. Some of the songs make you want to jam (Had You Fallen Away), others dance (Soltera, Nacimiento, Emiliano y Jovita), and yet others (These Quiet Nights) are dreamy and introspective. Cordero somehow fuses Latin, Pop, Indi, and Rock in one package.
I haven't taken "Somos Cordero" out of my CD player all weekend (except to transfer between home, car, and office). I would highly recommend getting out to see Cordero play live (wear your dancing shoes). If you can't do that, the next best thing is this CD. I look forward to obtaining their previous releases and anxiously await their future projects. A big thanks and congratulations to Daemon Records for signing this band.
Great live, great in the studio!.......2004-03-12
I saw and heard Cordero for the first time when they opened for the Indigo Girls 3/7/04 in Norfolk. I was so impressed I bought this CD the day after its release. I love it and highly recommend it. It's got a great beat, Ani has a beautiful voice, and it's just different from anything else I've heard out there. I'm grateful to the Indigo Girls for the introduction!
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