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Bunbury Explores Folk Roots in "De Un Siglo Anterior"
22 Apr
Summary
- Bunbury's new album "De Un Siglo Anterior" features folk music.
- The album reflects on societal changes and past eras.
- Bunbury will tour Latin America, the US, and Spain.
Enrique Bunbury has released "De Un Siglo Anterior," an album marking a deep dive into traditional Latin American folk music, including zamba, ranchera, tango, and son. This project signifies the end of an exploratory phase for the artist before he returns to his rock roots.
The album's lyrics are introspective, touching on societal shifts in the new century and the impact of social media. Bunbury recorded "De Un Siglo Anterior" in Mexico City, collaborating with a team of Mexican musicians and crew.
A symbolic track, "La Voz," reflects on Bunbury's past vocal cord issues and the fear of losing his ability to sing. Another song, "De Un Siglo Anterior," nostalgically examines technological evolution and potential losses from the past.
Bunbury is set to embark on the "Nuevas Mutaciones" tour, spanning Latin America, the US, and Spain, commencing on October 10th in Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico.
