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12 tracks
58:35
 | 1 | La fábula de los tres sedientos (Carrusel) | | 4:30 |
| | 2 | El felicida | | 4:13 |
| | 3 | Gotas de arcilla | | 4:41 |
| | 4 | Encerrada en un capricho | | 3:39 |
| | 5 | Viniste y rompiste lo triste | | 5:11 |
| | 6 | Diluvio | | 5:00 |
| | 7 | Jardín (mundo profundo) | | 4:59 |
| | 8 | El vuelo (la Asunción) | | 5:57 |
| | 9 | Reëvolución | | 5:48 |
| | 10 | De oro y de plata | | 4:43 |
| | 11 | Doce campanadas | | 5:40 |
| | 12 | Tío Coyote culo quemao | | 4:14 |
Album description
Juan Shamán: Reëvolución
First album by Juan Shamán, Jenaro A. Díaz-Ducca's dark Latin rock project, from San José, Costa Rica.
The 12 original songs show a mix of rock genres such as dark, new wave, and Latin rock, as well as Latin American rhythms such as bolero and son. Some other influences are evident as well, classical music, electronica, etc. The CD can be roughly divided into two parts: first, a "radio-friendly" part, and a darker, more intimist one.
Ranging from the Spanish Romancero to post-Modernism, literary influences also mingle in a fabric of different discourses and readings, aesthetic, social, even political. From an urban perspective, the lyrics span current romantic and social issues. The poetry, however, is rich in images, metaphors, and paradoxes. It also offers a deep concern for the future. According to Juan Shamán, "this album is a love album; love for your beloved one, love for mankind, and love for those that have not been born yet..."
An English translation can be found here.
Notes by Pepe Trueno.
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Juan Shamán: Reëvolución
Music and lyrics: Jenaro A. Díaz-Ducca
Produced by: Juan Shamán
Recorded at Castillo de Cartón Music, San José, Costa Rica.
Recording engineer: Juan Kadejos.
Mixed by: Juan Kadejos y Juan Shamán.
Masterized by: Jerry Ramírez en Moonlet Music, San José.
Rights reserved, 2006.
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Credits:
Voices, guitars, keyboards, sequences and Latin percussion: Jenaro A. Díaz-Ducca.
Electric bass guitar in 1, 2 y 3: Leonardo Madrigal
Guitar in 12: Esteban "Chato" González
Alto sax in 5: Ronny Ugalde
Album information
| Genre | Dark Latin rock | ||||||||||||||
| Release | April 27, 2007 | ||||||||||||||
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