This group of musicians has a new album 'De Banda A Banda' which gives an overview of their work in the last two years. This time, however, they are not limited to the traditional repertoire, but also interpret their own compositions inspired by the cultural legacy of the Iberian Peninsula. Voice and percussion remain the basis of his album, but the sound now opens also up to some harmonic and melodic instruments. They have managed to bring folk closer to a whole generation of spectators and re-enact today the musical tradition. A look at the past ... with the feet in the present.
Tracks
1. Sape que sape (tradicional de Peñaparda, Salamanca)
2. El sorteao de la Habana (tradicional de El Rebollar, Salamanca)
3. Me marcho para la Habana (tradicional de Polaciones, Cantàbria)
4. Don Gato (tradicional de Peñaparda, Salamanca)
5. Alalá de Muxía (tradicional de Muxía, Galícia)
6. Espejo, sol y luna; con tu luz yo me alumbraba (tradicional de Peñaparda, Salamanca)
7. La indiana Juliana (tradicional d'Andalusia)
8. Segador (tradicional de la Sierra de Ancares (Lleó, Lugo i Astúries))
9. Tot i que em creia fort i ferm com una roca (Carles Dénia, Ibn Khafaja, adapt. Josep Piera)
10. A dónde vas a dar agua (tradicional de Castella Lleó, Cantàbria i Astúries)
11. Qual serà el jorn que la mort no teme (Carles Dénia, Ausiàs March)
12. Asguinaldo (tradicional de la Vila Joiosa, Alacant)
13. Verdiales de otra luna y otro sol (tradicional de Màlaga, Andalusia)
14. Tres hermanicas (tradicional sefardita)
