Eleven. Eleven are Latin rhythms, Mexican pop of the decade of the 70's, huapango, ranchera, synth pop and electronic music, a mixture The shamans has called himself as "border music" And it makes sense, the trio originated on the edge between Ciudad Juarez and El Paso, Texas.
The shamans consists of Amalia Mondragon (Voice), Hector Carreon (Guitar) and Manuel Calderon (keyboard and bass), who understood the matter that the musical future remains in the fusion of folklore with contemporary sounds and that may well supported in electronics as a base.
Amalia has the ability to make songs that simplicity entrench his voice awakens the listener. That female bell which surfed the melodies of his band, create musical atmospheres that evoke all the pop of the 70s with an indelible subtlety.
"Iron Wings" is one of those simple melodies that despite the construction and gestation of contemporary musical structure, is his vocal simplicity that attracts the listener. There is a complicity and changing roles in "Pueblito" where one understands the degree of rapport and The shamans provision has been proposed around the sound meaning of Eleven: Eleven. And "Haze" and "penalties" summarizes a cyclical sentiment that the trio knew coupled.
Delving into these northern ballads, stories, passion and subtlety give that contemporary pop created a handful of compact, heartfelt, powerful and perfectly calibrated for those who lived with these songs sounds of past generations.
Eleven: Eleven was an unexpected debut, a real surprise effect hispanidad citizens clothing scattered on the globe, more pronounced in the United States. Brand that passionate revival which we all live at home, in familiar conditions, this time with the vitality of three musicians spinning all references have sipped.
An exquisite selection of nice pieces for which The shamans was installed in one of the musical revelations of the year within the Hispanic market. It is indisputably where the sample is moving the Latin sound these days.
