#Yei, the voice that weakens necessary lyrics

Javier García, now called #Yei, left behind the rock guitars of Telegram to meddle in more Funks, folks and electronic sounds with his first solo album Sweeping debris after the party.

It is an album intended as a platform for catharsis and reporting in their letters. The singer-songwriter presents discontent and outraged by what happens in Venezuela and notes of his compositions accompany his displeasure. No censures in his lyrics, which expounds the various allegations of corruption that have been made in recent years.

Some of the protagonists of their songs are families that reek of dirty money, the guard who shoots, the insufferable times against the newscast. "Folky" is the best song of production, a theme reinforced by a very good video about the corruption of power, straw tails of all those who believe themselves unscathed in a place where putrefaction abounds. Other songs this subject are "Los Pérez Domínguez", "Conceptual" and "Sweeping the rubble after the party." Others venture into other feelings.

Musically it is a disc worth noting, as intended to express the feelings of the composer, currently residing in Spain. The voice weakens your goal. The work decreases when sung does not have the good support of the interpreter, it deflates. Not for the strength of what is meant.