Mares de tempo
| Mares de tempo | ||||
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| Released | May 3, 2004 | |||
| Recorded | 2004 | |||
| Genre | Folk | |||
| Length | 53:23 | |||
| Label | Do Fol | |||
| Producer | Rodrigo Romani | |||
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Mares de tempo is an album by Galician gaita (bagpipes) player Susana Seivane, released in 2004.
History[edit]
Seivane's third record, in which some well-known Galician musicians participated, is supplemented by a DVD that contains footage of her on stage and off. Mares de tempo is a title that has been taken from the work of the Galician poet Celso Emilio Ferreiro: "Longa noite de pedra". It is a reflection on the passage of time and its effects.
The song, "Muneira de Alen", is one that Seivane had recorded on her previous album, This time it is given a heavier treatment. Almost all the tracks can be described as folk-rock and for the first time there is no acoustic guitar. The tunes and songs mostly come from Gallician Spain.
Track listing[edit]
- "Retrato de Fiona" (Xurxo Iglesias)
- "Androrina Marineira" (Henrique Otero)
- "Segrado" (Sabela Orgueira, Seivane)
- "Olla Como se Peneira" (Xose Lois Romero Cajigal)
- "Comeco do Verao - Polca do Ulla" (Heleno dos Oito Baixos)
- "Muneira de Alen" (Traditional)
- "Xota de Vilabol" (Traditional)
- "Xota de Linares" (Traditional)
- "Mazurca de Comptor" (Guadi Galego, Christian Desnos)
- "Doce Dias" (Ivan Laxe)
- "Mina Virxe, Meu Amor" (Guille, Seivane)
- "Namorandome" (Roberto Grandal, Seivane)
Personnel[edit]
- Susana Seivane – bagpipes, percussion, vocals
- Brais Maceiras – diatonic accordion
- Carlos Freire – drum, darbuka, shaker
- Ivan Laxe – electric bass
- Teresa Sayas – drums
- Xurxo Iglesias – bouzouki
- Rodrigo Romani – harp
