The birth of his son marked a new stage in the way of thinking and composing the Mexican musician Leon Larregui. Recently, the singer, lead singer of the group Zoé, presented his new album Voluma for which he said have been inspired by his reflections on the future of the world, that he hopes to bequeath to his child, Lucián.
The record material shall consist of 12 songs ranging from rock, pop, bossa nova and funk, and was assisted by Adan Jodorowsky and the duo of French producers Rob and Jack Lahana.
In a concecida to the AP news agency, interview the artist described his album as one full of very personal issues, and compared it to his first production solitaire, Solis, where also explored their individuality.
"First pregnancy and then the birth of my baby (...) was really in my bubble, and I do believe that more of a challenge spent a period of much reflection, much love. ''
The cries of his son, he admits, can be heard on a topic entitled Tremantra. For the singer, the arrival of Lucián made him live a sea change in their thinking and move such emotions that managed to make the disc with a no comparable speed with the relaxed pace that recorded in Zoé.
Concerned about the future, Larregui also features songs by political court, which refers to the situation in Mexico and the world, such as Full Moon.
"I think being Mexican, Latin American or world citizen, is the responsibility of one express, and more if you have the means to do it, '' said AP." I've never done protest songs as such, but think of the Beatles and his speech of love instead of inciting war is just what I want to convey. ''
"Everything comes from a logical reflection of you have a baby and you think you're going to pass on to new generations. The world is evil everywhere, corruption reigns on the planet! '' He lamented.
The theme Locos was the first single released by the artist that is included in this material, and is a love story. The video was released in February through their social networks. The disc will be presented this weekend at two concerts in Mexico.
