Title: Blow you away stuff
Product review: I think this CD is at least as good as Hevia's debut, Tierra de Nadie, contrary to popular belief. It starts of with Tanzila, an oriental flavoured song with lots of metalic-acoustic guitar in the intro. The bagpipe rhythm comes out strong over the top, with great percussion and an orchestra. Another highlight is El Saltón, which is deep and mystical in the beginning, followed by a killer pipe solo. It also features Hevia's sister on the drum. The hidden bonus track is another gem, it gives visions of mist swirling round and round on a plain. Baños de Budapest is the most diverse song on the album, ranging between haunting bagpipe and slow, echoing drum to shimmering Celtic/Asturian reels. The whole album shines with influences from all over the world. Hevia has done a brilliant job with this one.
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