Title: good sophomore effort from Radio Futura's leader
Product review: Impressive album where Santiago Auserón, a.k.a., Juan Perro, delivers more of his African-Caribbean-rock research work with a harder edge on rock than his first solo album, "Raíces al Viento." The lyrics are totally there, soaked with the insight of a 45 year old who attended La Sorbonne for graduate Philosophy studies. All songs are recommended, with special emphasys on Señora del Mar, El agua de los Ríos and A la media Luna.If you do Spanish, buy it and enjoy the dissection (for said purpose, you'd probably be better off aided by "Canciones de Radio Futura," a book published in June '99 with his lyrics, along with a prologue so good that will give you wet dreams.)If you're Spanish-challenged, you will still enjoy the album. But, yeah, go ahead and take a class or two.
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