Name: as one who listens to the rain
Brand: Willowhayne Records
SKU: WHR048CD
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07 October 2024

as one who listens to the rain

Trip Trip Trip (guitar trio)

This album is the third release of trip trip trip trio and it’s also the result of a collaborative work with Colombian contemporary composers. It includes works created especially for the trio and finished during the last three years by Alejandro Zuluaga, Andrés Samper, Eblis Alvarez, Camilo Giraldo Angel and César Quevedo Barrero.

For this, and for so many other reasons, the number three inspires the intensions and imaginaries of César, Camilo and Guillermo.

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Alejandro Zuluaga Roya (Stingray) Amanece (Dawn)

Andrés Samper: Entre la chonta y el cedro (Between the palm tree and the cedar) I. Entre la chonta y el cedro (Evocation on a theme by Hugo Candelario) II. Como quien oye llover (As one who listens to the rain) III. Territorio (Territory)

César Quevedo Barrero: La danza del hueso roto (Dance of the broken bone) I. El héroe fracasado (Failed Hero) II. La danza (The dance)

Camilo Giraldo Ángel Rocas y nubes (Rocks and clouds) Variaciones sobre un tema de mi vecino alado (Variations on a theme from my winged neighbour)

Eblis Álvarez: Hermanita ven conmigo/(salsero rehabilitado de las drogas) (Little sister come with me)

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Recording Details

Recorded, mixed and mastered at retro ViSOR productions studio by Camilo Giraldo Ángel
Photography and Design: Carmen Gil Vrolijk
Total Time: 62.59
Release Date: June 2017

Trip Trip Trip (guitar trio)

The trio's name was inspired by a fantastic character from the novel "Opium in the Clouds" by Bogota’s cult writer Rafael Chaparro Madiedo; a talking cat called Pink Tomate, who always says: “triptriptrip what a mess, what a serious mess.”

For this, and for so many other reasons, the number three inspires the intensions and imaginaries of César, Camilo and Guillermo.