Credits:

Dolores Cobach

Description:

Argentina's Yukiko Kananobu? This SSW work is recommended for fans of Joni Mitchell and Judy Cyr, among others. Is this a hidden folk classic that was released in the 70s, no, it is a brand new 2019 album, produced in part by up-and-coming Argentine musician Jago Escrivá (from Ainda Duo). Starting off with a Hammond organ and a soft chorus that sounds like sunlight filtering through the trees, this album is full of modern sensibilities in a laid-back sound! There has been a re-evaluation of Yukiko Kananobu and Taeko Onuki overseas, and this could be considered Argentina's answer to that re-evaluation. Listeners of Chin Bernardes and Moons will surely like it too. Paper jacket. This is the Japanese edition with obi and liner included.Dolores Cobach - Voice, Acoustic Guitar, Choirs, Palms and MellotronNico Bereciartua - GuitarsJeremias Segall de Rosa - DrumsEzequiel Rivas - BassJoaquin Sellan - RhodesJose "Larry" Cuffia - Piano, Rhodes, Hammond and WurlitzerAlan Vega - Acoustic and Electric GuitarMartin Lozano - Double BassIvanna Rud (Chipi) - Electric GuitarGuille Salort - DrumYago Escriva - Bass, Electric Guitar, Palms and PianoSilvina Moreno - ChoirsIne Maguire - ChoirsEsmeralda Escalante - Choirs ArrangementsCristhian Faiad - DrumsBrian Figueroa - MandolinNahuel Conte - PercussionNicolas Alfieri - Guitars, Choirs and PercussionJose "Larry" Cuffia - Production in 1, 2, 6 and 7Yago Escriva - Production in 3, 4 and 5Nicolas Alfieri - Production in 8

Tracklisting:

1.NADA ESPECIAL
2.EL CAMINO QUE ELEGIS
3.PLUMAJE
4.RUMOR PAMPEANO
5.ESCUCHARNOS LA VOZ
6.STAY AWAKE
7.TIME HAS COME AGAIN
8.EN LA OSCURIDAD DE LA SELVA
9.JUST LIKE WATER