#Rodrigo Cuevas

[famosoentrescalles]

Rodrigo Cuevas — MÁS ANIMAL

[carloskaplan]

Rodrigo Cuevas no festival Agrocuir de Monterroso

[claimedbytheearth]

Rodrigo Cuevas cantando en en aragonés ! Grabé este video pensando en @minglana pero no me deja mandarlo por chat así que ❤️ podéis tenerlo todes

[gusilux]

Rodrigo Cuevas - Más animal

RODRIGO CUEVAS FOR EUROVISIÓN 2024!!!!

[reckonslepoisson]

Manual de Romería, Rodrigo Cuevas (2023)

One would probably need to be equipped with some sort of historical knowledge of Asturian folk music to properly grapple with the fusion on display here. I, naturally, have no such knowledge. Sounds fun, though.

Pick: ‘Cómo Ye?!’

[emvisual]

La exposición sobre Rodrigo Cuevas en La Laboral Centro de Arte es algo que no os podéis perder.

Tiene una parte interactiva con él muy divertida. Esta es la canción que le dedica a Rambal.

*https://youtu.be/O82pIS2-vVU

[noplot-justvibes]

when rodrigo cuevas said después de cien años muerto y de gusanos comido se encontrarán en mi cuerpo señas de haberte querido

[quatregats]

Got tagged by @cernuda to post the first 10 songs that show up when I put my "On Repeat" playlist on shuffle, here we go!

No me salves - Queralt Lahoz

Jo no canto per la veu - Maria Arnal & Marcel Bagés

Allá arribita - Rodrigo Cuevas

L'hereu Riera - Al Tall

Jo mai mai - Joan Dausà

Pa amb oli i sal - Blaumut

Disimula - Marala

Cançó de pandero de l'Urgell i tonades de pandero d'Àger - Kepa Junkera &c.

Al país de l'olivera - Obrint Pas

Sant Joan, feu-lo ben gran - Tornaveus

I'll tag @res--publica, @no-passaran, @lemonadeandlanguages, @kutyozh, @gwendolynlerman, @spraakentusiast, and @mooseofthesea, plus anyone else who'd like to!

[cinemedios]

'Desiertos', La Desaparecida Presentación de La Ley

En 1990 se publicaba el primer álbum del nuevo proyecto encabezado por Rodrigo Aboitiz y Andrés Bobe, con un joven y recién integrado Beto Cuevas como vocalista, la banda chilena La Ley se presentaba de forma independiente sin saber que se volvería un artículo de culto entre sus fans.

En 1990 se publicaba el primer álbum del nuevo proyecto encabezado por Rodrigo Aboitiz y Andrés Bobe, con un joven y recién integrado Beto Cuevas como vocalista, la banda chilena La Ley se presentaba de forma independiente sin saber que se volvería un artículo de culto entre sus fans. Reseña Musical | ‘Desiertos’ Es probable que al leer ‘Desiertos’, usted haya pensado que no es ninguna creación…

[carloskaplan]

Rodrigo Cuevas

[motsimages]

I'm reblogging this so people have more songs if they want to.

I'm not listening to much music lately but I will center my 5 songs I listen to as songs in Spanish from my Spotify list, to limit it somehow:

Corraleras de la moda by Miguel de Molina. A Sevillana about how fashion trends change with a touch of old man yells at cloud. I like it because it's from the 40s, so just after the Spanish Civil War and it gives you a glimpse to that time. Also, it's funny. And Miguel de Molina is someone who should be more famous, he was very famous in his time but he was also a homosexual so he ended up exiling himself in Latin America.

El día de mi suerte by Willie Colón and Héctor Lavoe. It's a salsa song about someone with terrible luck in life. The kind of song that is a tragedy but with good rythm and a bit of hope. A classic of salsa, and I LOVE salsa. Also I really like the rhyme in the chorus, very simple and very effective.

Caballo maldito by Queco. Fine, I don't listen to this one very often but I really like it, again because it is a sign of his time. It's a song about being addicted to heroin, sang by someone who probably was addicted to heroin or certainly knew many people who were. From the 80s, where heroin was causing ravage in Spain, and in the style of music that many people from poor working class backgrounds and petty criminals liked listening to. Notice how the drums sound like a horse ("caballo"-horse is the street name for heroin).

La bastarda y el segador from the Alan Lomax Extremadura Recordings. So this is full Spanish folklore, the kind of folklore nobody really sings anymore, it's a romance. It is probably longer than what this recording gives but it also speaks of a time period and a way of doing things. It also has an extra of naughtiness because the woman is trying to seduce the man with some innuendos. This one I listen to often and love to sing it.

Ella y yo by Don Omar. A modern classic. Don Omar is one of the greatest songwriters of our time but many people don't notice because he writes reaggeton and other "non valued" music. But this song is a masterpiece of storytelling, it has you at the edge of your sit (if you are not dancing, that is), has a plot twist. Instant favourite. Highly recommend watching the live version in (I think) Madison Square Garden because it includes dramatic acting by the singers (linked in the title).

And that is it. I will tag @jackredfieldwasmyjacob because he often shares music here. And @abluehappyface because they share songs they cover often.

Thanks @greenlikethesea for tagging me into another music thing. The rules are to list five songs I actually listen to. I think this time I'm going to go with songs I have loved live. In part to reduce repetition, as I never got to see either Dave Carter or Mike Doughty live (though Doughty is still alive and touring, so maybe one day)

1) Story Time by Trout Fishing in America (live version not available, sadly)

Trout Fishing is probably the band I've seen live the most. My dad started taking me to their family shows (shorter set lists, in the afternoon, and with some songs written for kids) when I was six(ish) and we would see them every time they had a tour stop in our area. Story Time is probably my favorite song of theirs.

2) Laugh as the Sun by Rusted Root

Another Band I've seen multiple times. They are (were? I'm not sure if they still tour) a fantastic live act. You probably know them for Send Me On My Way, which I'm pretty sure was a decent sized hit back in the day (I am an ancient being)

3) Utakata by Kagrra,

Did I arrange to bring my then-fiancé to meet my grandmother the same weekend as JRock Revolution so I could see Kagrra, live? Absolutely. At the time they were my favorite band but I couldn't justify flying to L.A. just to see them, or even to go to the weekend music fest. But when my grandmother offered to help pay for us to visit her, since she was too old to travel, I could pick the dates.

4) Unleashed by Epica

It is probably best not to go to a metal concert that ends at two am on a work night, particularly one more than an hour away from where you live. There were no regrets.

(I saw them at a much smaller venue, with no orchestra. Still amazing)

5) Under the Same Sky by Miyavi (alas, all the live versions I can find have terrible sound)

The last concert I went to, shortly before COVID hit the US. Also on a work night, but I was working at a library at the time so being a little hoarse wasn't as much of a problem as when I was teaching.

Bonus song: IIID Empire by Dir en Grey

When I first heard this song on Vulgar, my heart broke knowing I'd never see them play it in concert. But when they finally did an American tour, it was still in the rotation.

As for tagging, let's go with @immediatebreakfast @babeluda @motsimages and @sharpbutsoft and anyone else who wants to play along. I always love to hear people talk about their favorite music.

[gusilux]

HAPPY PRIDE 🏳️‍🌈

Tino Casal - Eloise

Marisa Valle Roso - Macorina

Rodrigo Cuevas - Más animal

[elmonstro]

Summer ended for me and I had to take a 4:50h bus trip back home, so i made this silly playlist with random songs on my phone. Now I have a terrible headache. Enjoy.

Freddie Mercury - I was born to love you

La Oreja de Van Gogh - 20 de Enero

Lonteia - A fonte

Baiuca fr. Rodrigo Cuevas - Veleno

Amaral - Días de verano

Xavibo - En qué estrella estará - Cover

La Oreja de Van Gogh - Europa VII

Elton John - Rocket man

Benjamin - GAY

Clario - Sofia

Lucy Ellis - Just the two of us - Cover

Message to Bears - You are a memory

Solitude - M83

Ethel Cain - Famous last words(An Ode to Eaters)

Neønymus - Funeral Visigodo III

Daughter - Medicine

Red Dead Redemption 2 Official Soundtrack - That's the way it is

Hozier - All things end

Two Steps from Hell - Unbreakable

Lax'n'busto - Llença't

[motsimages]

Por favor, el artículo de la wikipedia de Ciencia ficción en España es un viaje en sí mismo. Los niveles de fliponio de este país no conocen límites @goldenliartrash (sí, voy a fusilar la wikipedia con esto):

Emparentada con la mera fantasía y cercana al mundo de la leyenda está la Crónica sarrazina o Crónica del rey don Rodrigo con la destruyción de España de Pedro de Corral, escrita en 1443 y publicada en 1499, en realidad la primera novela caballeresca de la literatura española, que incluye algunos elementos fantásticos como una especie de televisión de azogue que encuentra el protagonista en la Cueva de Hércules que le anticipa el futuro. De entre las utopías, el ejemplo más nombrado es el Libro del eloquentíssimo Emperador Marco Aurelio con El Relox de príncipes (1527) de Antonio de Guevara. En esta utopía se describen las costumbres y leyes de los «garamantes», un pueblo sencillo y pacífico que no empuña las armas y que solo posee siete leyes, pero que se muestra inflexible en su aplicación.

UNA TELEVISIÓN DE AZOGUE. Tengo que encontrar esa novela.

Muy fan también de los xenoantropólogos decimonónicos con títulos como "Viajes a un mundo desconocido, su historia, leyes y costumbres (1838), de un D. F. de M. no identificado con certeza; Lunigrafía: o sea, noticias curiosas sobre las producciones, lengua, religion, leyes, usos y costumbres de los lunícolas (1855-1858), de Miguel Estorch y Siqués"

Pero eso no se queda aquí, que el siglo XIX estaba lleno de novedades científicas de todo tipo: "La novela de Amalio Gimeno, luego traducida al francés, Un habitante de la sangre (1873), narra las aventuras de un glóbulo rojo dotado de conciencia y personalidad, no es sino LA PRIMERA DE UNA SERIE DE ALEGORÍAS MÉDICAS HISPÁNICAS posteriores: las de Juan Giné y Partagás Un viaje a Cerebrópolis (1884), La familia de los onkos (1888) y Misterios de la locura (1890; se tradujo al italiano)"

CEREBRÓPOLIS (lo siento mucho, Dimension20, pero claramente Mentópolis no va a ningún sitio como nombre)

Y además "Mariano Martín Rodríguez señala que «las zarzuelas protofictocientíficas no eran, de hecho, inusitadas en la España de esa época»". ZARZUELAS. Una de ellas es "Madrid en el año 2000".

Y con esto, te dejo descubrir la wikipedia por tu cuenta porque creo que mi lista de lectura para este año va a salir íntegra de este artículo.

[famosoentrescalles]

🎶✨when u get this, list 5 songs u like to listen to, publish. then, send this ask to 10 of your favorite followers (positivity is cool)🎶✨

my current fave songs are:

carceleras — rodrigo cuevas

spot! — zico feat. jennie

guess — charlie xcx feat. billie eilish

mamushi — megan thee stallion feat. yuki chiba

simmer down — casper walsh