Name: Calderas Xur
Duration: P00H03M38S
Description: Calderas Xur calls up the jungle, but a futurist jungle, where enchanted and mysterious sounds come along with the song's sonic manifesto, which consists in let the creativity flows as free as possible, no limits for art.

Calderas Xur

from Dicen Que La Muerte Murió by Sonoras Mil

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Calderas Xur calls up the jungle, but a futurist jungle, where enchanted and mysterious sounds come along with the song's sonic manifesto, which consists in let the creativity flows as free as possible, no limits for art.

lyrics

Verse I

Si la ves, decile que me fui de mí

Chorus

Sombras de ayer, furor de mi piel

Verse II

Decile que yo soy de mí
Decile que no soy de aquí
Decile que yo canto pa ti
Decile que yo vuelvo a mí
Si la ves, decile que me fui de mí (decile que yo vengo aquí)
Si la ves, decile que me fui de mí (decile que no soy de aquí)
Si la ves, decile que me fui de mí (decile que yo vengo aquí)
Si la ves, decile que me fui de mí
Decile que yo vengo aquí, decile que no soy de aquí.

Chorus
Sombras de ayer, furor de mi piel

credits

from Dicen Que La Muerte Murió, released June 9, 2023
Lyrics: Felipe Gómez Ossa, Alexánder Sánchez.
Music: Felipe Gómez Ossa
Produced by Felipe Gómez Ossa and Héctor M. Moya,
Mixed by Eric Hoegemeyer
Mastering by Sebastián Lopera

Drums and percussion: Mauricio Gómez Ossa
Percussion and chorus: María Camila Ramírez
Bass and chorus: Alexánder Sánchez
Keyboard: Juan David Cifuentes
Vocals, guitars, keys, midi percussion: Felipe Gómez Ossa

Recorded at Rockstar Studios in Bogotá, Colombia

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Sonoras Mil Pereira, Colombia

Sonoras Mil's music can be initially defined as tropical -‐experimental pop with a lot of groove, evoking sounds from different world localities. However, beyond labels, Sonoras Mil is a musical trip to places that do not exist but that are still familiar, almost intimate. ... more