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ARTIST
CERRERO FEAT. EL "LEON" PARDO
TITLE
Cancion Para Un Amigo
FORMAT
12"
LABEL
LLORONA RECORDS
CATALOG #
LLO 019EP
LLO 019EP
GENRE
WORLD
RELEASE DATE
7/16/2021
Llorona Records' in-house act,
Cerrero
, teaming up with another Colombian, gaitero and trompetista,
El Leon Pardo
. The enigmatic and cult like figure has featured on many-a-Colombian record in recent years, including,
Ondatropica
and
Velandia y La Tigra
. Though this might be one of the most exciting match-ups yet. Cerrero's minimalistic electronic beats channeled through an analog console alongside the abraded howls of gaita and accentuated trumpet work. The deep and bassy four-track EP,
Canción Para Un Amigo
, was justly named to mark the meeting of these two brilliant minds. Mixed in the extemporaneous ambience of a live recorded session, it makes for a riveting listen. Six standalone tracks, bound through crescendoing loops which culminate in an ethereal and atmospheric ritual of sound which evokes Colombian ancestry. From the spellbinding opening of gaita-led "Canción Para Un Amigo", the EP evolves through "Todo Te Llevaste", a track skillfully stitched between its vocal interludes by the rat-a-tat of accented tambor, a fanfare of trumpets and underpinning bass line. Closing out via "Cumbia en Lejanía"'s, gaita/trumpet led interplay into "Despedida", a pining jazz melody soaked in reverb, it's as complete of a work we've heard yet from Cerrero and represents another glistening gem in the ever increasing bows of the Llorona catalogue. Inescapably mesmeric as it is a true delight.
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