Mares de tempo
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Mares de Tempo is an album by Susana Seivane.
Some very expensive production techniques have been used on this album. There is a CD plus a DVD showing performances of some of the songs. Although there are fewer musicians than the previous album "Alma De Buxo", it sounds as if there are more. If anything, it is over-produced, since the full-blasts of the ensemble sections are hard to listen to on headphones. The song "Muneira de Alen" is one that Susana had recorded on the previous album, this time given a heavier treatment. Almost all the tracks can be described a folk-rock and for the first time there is no acoustic guitar. The flutes and oboes which made her first album so sweet are also absent. This change probably won her a wider audience in the rock and world music market. The tunes and songs mostly come from Gallician Spain. Recorded 2004. Running time 53 minutes 23 sec.
[edit] Track listing
- Retrato de Fiona (Xurxo Iglesias)
- Androrina Marineira (Henrique Otero)
- Segrado (words:Sabela Orgueira/ music: Seivane)
- Olla Como se Peneira (Xose Lois Romero Cajigal)
- Comeco do Verao - Polca do Ulla (Heleno dos Oito Baixos)
- Muneira de Alen (Trad)
- Xota de Vilabol (Trad)
- Xota de Linares (Trad)
- Mazurca de Comptor (words:Guadi Galego/ music: Christian Desnos)
- Doce Dias (Ivan Laxe)
- Mina Virxe, Meu Amor (words: Guille/ music: Seivane)
- Namorandome (Roberto Grandal and Susana Seivane)
[edit] Line-up
- Susana Seivane (bagpipes, percussion, vocals)
- Brais Maceiras (diatonic accordion)
- Carlos Freire (drum, darbuka, shaker)
- Ivan Laxe (elecric bass)
- Teresa Sayas (drums)
- Xurxo Iglesias (bouzouki)
- Rodrigo Romani (harp).
