Muchos creen que las canciones sobre corazones rotos son las que más duelen pero, cuando un corazón perdió el amor que creía definitivo, las canciones de amor son las que más destruyen. Son como limón en la herida.
15 notes
·
View notes
Tu piel y mi piel, ¿Ves que se reconocen? Es la memoria que hay en nuestros corazones.
Luz de día, Enanitos Verdes.
21 notes
·
View notes
«Y ahora la extraño, cuando en el olvido recuerdo que nunca miro para atrás...»
-La extraño, Abel "El Mago" Velásquez.
2 notes
·
View notes
Isasa — Canciones De Amor (Repeditor / Feeding Tube)
Canciones De Amor is the fifth solo album by the Spanish guitarist Isasa. The sturdy thumb-driven rhythm and bucolic vibe of his early recordings under that name (like a lot of folks playing guitar soli these days, he has a distant rock and roll past, most notably in the band Room With A View) betrayed a strong Takoma school influence. The sound of Canciones De Amor continues an evolution away from the fields plowed by John Fahey, Glenn Jones, and Jack Rose, but it holds close to a chief tenet of their work — that music played on a steel-stringed acoustic guitar can take you on an emotional journey.
The LP takes advantage of its inevitable split to divide the music into solo pieces and more layered works. Isasa’s picking has become more delicate and reflective than on earlier LPs, and as the first sequence progresses, the tunes get longer, slower, and more elaborate. It finishes with a piece whose title, “Carta A Mi Joven Yo” (“A Letter To My Younger Self”), amounts to a missive telling Isasa-the-younger that it’s going to be okay to settle down. “Firmamento” begins side two with a transition of scene and sound. Isasa’s guitar seems to loom out of a still synthesizer-scape. From there, things brighten considerably, as the voices of loved ones pop up in tunes that are subtly dressed up with lap steel and piano. One track is named after his spouse, another after one of the children in his house, and two more kids contribute voices to a third.
Isasa’s trip has a very personal destination, and each element plays a part in telling the story.
The album’s titular love songs celebrate home life, and as member of the household takes their place, the additional layers take the music away from the stage. As it grows more elaborate the music becomes more comforting. It’s as though the composer wants his audience to know that as much as he’s happy that they’re listening, he is not going to be hanging out by the edge of the stage, because there are people he wants to see at home. And if he doesn’t come back to the club for a while, perhaps you can just listen to this record, kicking back someone you love.
Bill Meyer
5 notes
·
View notes
"Si alguna vez dejamos de hablar y no sabes como regresar, mándame una canción".
Begin Again (película 🎥).
9 notes
·
View notes
Si no estuvieras en cualquier canción me sería más fácil superarte
13 notes
·
View notes
Ya todos mis amigos están cansados de escuchar cuánto te extraño, pero siento un poco de lastima por ellos, porque ellos nunca te conoserán como yo lo hago...
drivers license
12 notes
·
View notes
Quiereme bonito,
así como yo te quiero
ya se quieren muy poquitos.
Quiereme bonito,
pa' escribir una novela
donde diario te conquisto.
Quiereme bonito,
como dos almas gemelas que se llevan en las venas
y durar toda la vida, como un amor de a deveras.
Letra y voz por Angélica Gallegos y José Esparza.
5 notes
·
View notes
Y tú sabes que yo... Daría todo por ti.
Me sentaría contigo en las trincheras junto al peligro.
Te daría mí salvajismo.
Te daría un hijo.
Te daría el silencio que sólo aparece cuando dos personas se entienden mutuamente.
¿Es eso suficiente?.
—Taylor Swift- Peace
0 notes