Few musicians can, at 33, show a record of 23 albums as a solo artist, and 45 as a sideman. In the case of the pianist and composer Marco Mezquida, all this has meant the sowing that led to this harvest: the eleven songs that shape 'Talisman', his most personal work to date. An album that, as its name suggests stands for a sort of amulet in which different eras, styles and sounds converge, making it a fetish and a providential catalyst for Iberian music. Like an alchemist, Marco Mezquida integrates into his potion of sounds the spirit of Masters of the Iberian Classical music such as Granados, Turina or Albeniz, that of the romantics Liszt, Chopin or Ravel, and builds bridges with popular and folk music through references as Eliseo Parra or Coetus, or with the contemporary and sophisticated of a giant like Keith Jarrett.
Tracks:
1. No passis pena 03:37
2. Vientos Eliseos 02:45
3. Serotonina 05:50
4. Alfajor 04:12
5. Carpe diem 06:01
6. Lluvia muda 06:22
7. Trenzas 03:48
8. Sa cova de ses animes 01:23
9. Es jardi de ses animes 07:13
10. Na Cec?lia 05:25
11. Talisman 02:46
