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Review by Dan Yaron
Raimundo Rodulfo's album is an instrumental piece of seven tracks. Raimundo is a good
guitar player, but his album becomes a dissapointment after the first two songs IMO.
These first two tracks are a combination of folk prog and symphonic prog. However, after
these two fine tracks the album becomes actually boring. Some of the tracks are cheesier,
some of them have good are played well, but they are really boring. One of the tracks is
jazzy, but I cannot consider it interesting. I'll sum this review by saying that Raimundo
Rodulfo is a talented guy, but he should stick to (in my opinion once again!) symphonic
prog and folk prog like he does in the first two tracks.
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Review by fuegolunar
This is a very good album, with very interesting guitars melodies and solos. In fact, I don't
give it more stars because I think its saturated with the guitar. Don't get me wrong,
Raimundo is a very talented and excelent guitar player but I think, this album should have
a little more space for other instruments like the flute.Anyway, I think the songs are qite good and the music is very original, I recommend it to anybody (I've got it).
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Review by
Marcelo
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A complex album from Venezuela, mixturing classical music, jazz, South American folk and rock with rich instrumentation. A lot of musicians playing cohesively but, even when music is essentially melodic, maybe this album needs more than one listening to fully enjoy it, due his complexity. A sort of a KC, Vivaldi and a jazz band cross. Very interesting!
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