Customer Reviews

Denzura

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This will shake you.

It makes me sick how unknown this band is. This is where you know there are too many politics in the art of music.

For any music lover this is essential.

I can only compare it to the vocals of Caifanes, a rock sound, but slightly electronically fused?! violins...

It's amazing.

This album left me with my mouth opened. The violins and cello arragements add a good *plus* to the album.

"Denzura" is an album where the *progressive* term applies 100%: The songs are written with such a feeling, and music is complex. I'd say that if you want to hear the most psychodelic part of La Barranca, this is The Album.

If you liked Providencia or El Fluir, this is a must have.

For any non-mexican, this is a great album to hear if you are interested in REAL rock made in México (not those others bands like Maná that fool the people by saying they play *rock* while they actually play pop)

I believe Denzura to be a rarity; it is among the most profound works by a living artist today. I compare Denzura with Mahler's 9th, Chopin's Funeral March Sonata and Prokofiev's Alexander Nevsy, due to it's sheer beauty and relevance to our own century; a century we still share most intimately with Gustav Mahler..