BURGOS BUSCHINI DÚO
Tierra que arde

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Felmay Records
Argentina

 

The music of Argentina is always something special in the hands of guitarist Horacio Burgos and bassist Carlos Buschini. Still reunited after the first album "EntreveraDOS", the duo expresses the essence of South American music both in their own compositions and in the performance of great pieces by Antonio Lauro, Chabuca Granda, Hermeto Pascoal, Carlos Gardel. Burgos and his wise guitar, full of light and thrilling subtleties; Buschini and his bass which is earth and air, when it flies in his compositions.

On a low flame

The melodies seem stretched out under a penumbra, as in the train of the day that turns to the evening. The notes that envelop the darkness, move around, and drink, in the calm, with the same heat.
The music therefore reveals itself sweet, safe and alive in the arms that give warmth, like the sigh of a slow fire. Horacio Burgos and Carlos "el tero" Buschini meet once, a long time ago, in the city of Córdoba Argentina. Burgos and his wise guitar, full of light and thrilling subtleties; Buschini and his bass which is earth and which is air, when he flies into his compositions.

Maybe then they were not even aware of what, on their reunion, would have happened in a recording studio in Milan, in 2017.
And here, the Argentine music, that South American sound that had given light to their identity, before starting to travel the world, amazes them in the depth of two pulsations, above the nakedness of inspired notes.
That time they made "EntreveraDOS", their album, the first chapter of an exquisite confluence of intertwined feelings.
A year later, once again gathered, they give life to a new vibrant testimony, a ripe fruit enriched by some voices (the moving Mery Murua, also from Argentina from Cordoba, and the Italian Gegè Telesforo) and by instruments such as Brazilian percussion ( Gilson Silveira) and marimba (Francesco Pinetti).

The second station of the Burgos-Buschini journey is called "Tierra que Arde". The ardor is not always a blaze; sometimes it burns occultly in hot spirits, covered with an ash skin.

Alejandro Mareco journalist, writer, music critic
Cordoba, Argentina, June 2020

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