Juana Molina - Tres Cosas flac album

Tres Cosas ‎ (CD, Album). La Musica Iberoamericana. WIGCD146, WIGCD 146. Juana Molina. Tres Cosas ‎ (CD, Album). Tres Cosas - Juana Molina 4:04. June1979, anType, brixtonmc, alexlad, psychonaut75, cvalda44, schnibbitt.

Segundo by Juana Molina, released 01 September 2000 1. Martin Fierro 2. ¿Quién? 3. El Perro 4. ¡Que Llueva! 5. La Visita 6. Quiero 7. Mantra Del Bicho Feo 8. El Desconfiado 9. El Zorzal 10. El Pastor Mentiroso 11. Misterio Uruguayo 12. Vaca Que Cambia De Querencia 13. Medlong 14. Sonamos 15. The Wrong Song Juana's music flows from her acoustic guitar - off-kilter electronic sounds and rhythms and a vast, strangely comforting plethora of noises from flora and fauna - while her voice is soothing and mesmeric  . Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card.

Son is the fourth studio album of Argentine singer-songwriter Juana Molina. It was first released on May 23, 2006 by Domino Records. It has received critical acclaim. Son is named after the various meanings of the word in Spanish. They include: "pleasant sound", "they are", a Cuban music genre, and the unit of sound sone. All tracks written by Juana Molina.

Tres Cosas is Molina's third full-length since she abandoned television outright in the mid-90s, but her past as a successful comedian still clings closely to her brand. The obvious reason for that is because it's a compelling backstory in its own right, the kind of anecdote that journalists and publicists don't easily forget  . Because Molina's compositions tend to be guided by stream of consciousness, sing-songy word trails, some of them need lots of time to fully take root; others- like the clumsy "El Cristal"- may never germinate at all. On the whole, however, Tres Cosas is still remarkably lean in fat.

Like Segundo, Tres Cosas was written, recorded, played, produced and mixed entirely by Juana Molina, at home, with additional keyboards and vocals provided by Alejandro Franov. Equally as riveting as Segundo, Tres Cosas is arguably stronger, the songwriting more bold and realised. As the New York Times put it: Her strengths - guitar playing and plain-spoken, droney melodies - are in the foreground. The songs have become prettier, with fewer keyboard distractions.

Tres Cosas (Three Things), is the third album by Argentine musician Juana Molina, released in 2002. It’s a place of friendly funhouse mirrors, where reality stretches or contracts, where sounds whisper rather than assault, and melodies linger on the air. Sounding not a million miles from Lisa Germano fronting a muted Stereolab, it’s also like a walk through a spring afternoon, where the sun is pleasant and not too strong – just enough to refresh the spirit. She might not have the best voice in the world, but she understands how to use its breathy qualities, whether alone or multi-tracked. Above all, she’s made her music into art, and moved confidently ahead from her debut (which looks tentative in retrospect), becoming one of the most individual voices around. Producers Juana Molina. Writers Juana Molina. More Juana Molina albums.

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