Horacio 'Chivo'Borraro

Fans of Coltrane will certainly dig this historical 1970s spiritual jazz album from Argentina which left an everlasting imprint in the local jazz scene. From the serie "Blues para un cosmonauta" —which could easily fit in the Twin Peaks soundtrack—, to the majestic "Líneas Torcidas" or the mid-tempo groove of "Mi amigo Tarzán", new landscapes in jazz are explored without hiding, at moments, the musicians' bebop pedigree.

Venturing into uncharted dimensions, the album breaks with traditionalism and combines jazz and new electronic instruments into a contemporary concept that is both cosmic and sensual, a sound where timbre and space play a crucial role. Here, no track sounds like the other.

PERSONNEL:

• Horacio "Chivo" Borraro - (tenor saxophone, Hammond organ, piano, electric piano)
• Fernando Gelbard - (piano, fender rhodes, moog synthesizer)
• Néstor Astarita - (percussion)
• Jorge "Negro" González - (contrabass)
• Stenio Mendes - (Craviola)

TRACKS:

• SIDE A
• A1. Líneas Torcidas
• A2. Blues para un Cosmonauta
• A3. Canción de Cuna para un Bebé del Año 2000

• SIDE B
• B1. La invasión de los Monjes
• B2. Mi Amigo Tarzán