Juno

SATURDAY 4/11, 20H. 12/15€
A. TORRENT. Vicent Pallardó, 25

The first musical artifact to emerge from Juno —the alliance between Zahara and Martí Perarnau—was a record called _BCN626 born in the privacy of a single room. well, in his second four-handed job, _BCN747, they go volta i they condense their travels around the world into ten songs composed in hotels and airports. In the size “SCLHR”, for example, they talk about Santiago de Chile and London before and after the pandemic collapse and in "Anikilación" it is clear that they do not like the system in which they live (“the system always cums in your mouth”) and who sense disenchanted the end of the world (“what we deserve: the annihilation!”). Zahara and Martí give prominence to the piano without ceasing to play with electronics in a new album that they have dared to mix themselves. AU

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