Alma

📖 About this album

The album was born after a move to Bogotá, where the streets became a backdrop for introspection. With clean guitars and gentle synths, the band creates an atmosphere that vibrates between the intimate and the urban. Its relevance is felt in how it replenishes Colombian folklore with a fresh and accessible sound.

📝 Our review

The blend of textures is clever and Juan Carlos's voice feels authentic. Some songs stretch on without adding anything new, and the bridge of the third track feels forced. Still, the thematic coherence makes the album memorable.

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