The song, as well as the album, seems to be grounded in salsa with a Celtic flare. It is one of those songs that make you say “Of Course!”. How did I not see the connection before? It truly gets me moving. I am sitting here, in the cyber café at seminary, moving to the beat of the song as I write this blog at 2 am instead of doing my homework. I am in love with the sound. Fiddles and salsa, how can it get better than that?
I could go on about uniting in music, working together, creating new beauty but instead I will just leave the music to speak for itself. The rest of their album has a much stronger commitment to salsa/Latin music, though it is still good. As far as albums go I would recommend the soundtrack to the movie Driving Lessons-as well as the movie.
CLICK HERE to have a listen. I wasn't able to find a decent clip anywhere online, but it will give you a taste....perhaps enough to want to purchase the album!
3 comments:
Wow! So cool. And so appropriate for 'Bobby Burns' Day (Robbie Burns? I dunno, just heard about it).
Holy Shit! This is wicked!
I just saw "Driving Lessons" with Flunker and it rocked my world and might be my new all-time fave movie. That's the Christianity I remember from my childhood...well not that extreme, but still :)
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