An impressive set with no guest players ensues, both brothers filling out the sound with new elements that take it all into a somewhat new direction, still very ethnic as before, but seemingly more effused with a jazz idiom that now goes well into cosmic territory, but still rocks hard when it needs to.
No abundan agrupaciones como Cabezas de Cera, pero sería deseable que así fuera. Hace muchos años me tocó verlos hacer sus primeras incursiones, cuando eran un trío más o menos “convencional”. Entonces llamó mi atención su propensión a practicar una música alejada de las modas imperantes y, además, arriesgada.
The darkness on stage was like an empty canvas, on which Mexican band Cabezas De Cera painted a warm picture of a sunny Latin American village. The soulful sounds of the Jarana Prisma, a native Mexican stringed instrument, transported a small crowd at Kamani auditorium to the land of the Chichén-Itzá on Monday. The three-member […]
