You can now watch the new live session of Candeleros in BBR Sessions!
You can now watch the new live session of Candeleros in BBR Sessions!
The Latin American band based in Madrid has just released two hot new live tracks, “Se fue volando” and “Perro de agua”, recorded in Madrid at the Black Bird Rental space. Both songs are based on traditional Venezuelan rhythms, and include special appearances by Desiré Paredes on vocals and Ilde Díaz on percussion.
“Se fue volando” is an adaptation of a traditional Venezuelan song interpreted in the Candeleros trademark style of Caribbean psychedelia. It mixes the Coriano rhythms and culo’e puya drums from Tacarigua with the traditional folkloric song of the mountain-workers around Madrid, “Vengo de moler, morena”, brought to life in the adaptation by Desiré Paredes.
“Perro de agua” fuses guitar, bass, and synth with shades of seventies funk in a polyrhythmic conversation with the quitiplás from Tacarigua. The track was inspired by the sample you hear in the intro, a song by Isaac Sasson from his album “Canciones de Isaac”, which was inspired by “Mare Mare”, recorded by Oswaldo Lares, creator of the Lares Archive.
You can hear both songs in person at the upcoming Candeleros concert on February 29 at the Tempo Audiophile Club in Madrid.
Executive Production:
BlackBird Rental / Candeleros @CandelerosMadrid
Cinematography: Álvaro Troconis, Luis Morantá
Main Camera: Álvaro Troconis (Se fue Volando) Luis Moranta (Perro de Agua)
Assistant Camera: Diego Pagano
Video editing: Julio Alcocer @julioalcocer9295
Live Audio Recording: Julian Carrara, Alejandro Navas
Audio Editing and Mixing: Julian Carrara y Urko Larrañaga
Mastering: Julian Carrara
Electric: Carlos Vaquer
Assist. Production and Wardrobe: Daniella Guedes
Acknowledgements:
Pedro Medina, Diegors, Facundo Devitto
Authors:
Song – Se fue volando, from the collection of Juan Liscano. Album XV : Folk music of Venezuela : From the Archive of American Folk Song [5 Disques].
Song – Perro de agua (Mare-mare) Lares Archive. Remix/reinterpretation. From the album “Canciones de Isaac” by Isaac Sasson for Olindo Records.
Song – Vengo de moler, morena, belongs to the group of songs given by José Cerrato and Geni González. Work songs (molineros)
All the arrangements of the songs are made by CANDELEROS.
Assistance in the arrangements of “Se Fue Volando” by Desiré Paredes with “Vengo de Moler, Morena”.
