Rodrigo Y Gabriela has been a duo for nearly two decades. No matter how one interrupts their career, Rodrigo Y Gabriela contributes a success of fully respectable music to the world. Whether the industry picks up on how vital Gabriela Quintero and Rodrigo Sanchez are single handily picking up where others undoubtedly left to the wayside. By strictly sticking to a majority over-rule of sole instrumental tracks, that does not give Rodrigo Y Gabriela any sort of lack acknowledgment.
As luck would have it back in the 90's both musicians played in a primarily metal band, however, decided after a while to try out a new sound which ultimately led to the duo's signature classical sound. Even then since Mexico City was their place of birth and growing up, moving to Europe was the next option to endure. Mexico City provided a type of limited advancement when it came to music, while Europe was welcoming with open arms.
Now to lean towards their track Orion from their album titled Rodrigo Y Gabriela plays as if the constellation Orion's Belt could harmonize a particular vibe. If that were to be the case, then this duo surely listened closely enough to the stars. A sense of magic does exist within Orion. The sliding guitars trickle through vast horizons.
As Sanchez and Quintero hypnotize the singular emotion of heightened senses Orion drops forth as an experience; give or take if instrumental tracks are your thing. If so and you've probably heard of Rodrigo Y Gabriela. Then it should be noted no matter what bands or solo musicians have become your favorite... leave a space for this band.
One thing which is hard to accomplish happens to be a direct link to space, time and planetary existence. Even more is the advantage of creating an entire album dedicated to that existence. Give the self-titled album a listen and see if the tracks don't spark something within your own conscious.
