Maria Rodés ‎– Sueño Triangular CD

Maria Rodés – Sueño Triangular CD "Those who already knew María Rodés, not only for her work next to Andy Poole in Oniric ( Sin Técnica , published by Cydonia in 2009), but for her suggestive debut solo album, Una Forma de Hablar (BCore, 2010), have been waiting expectantly for this unique artist -with no visible referent to compare to- to take her next step. She herself confesses that it has been an arduous elaboration that has been hard to carry out, not only at a creative level but also at an operative level. Her main challenge was to make her music even more personal and risky, she wanted to move between even larger coordinates of freedom. The first words said on the album, Te vi reír al desobedecer/ te vi reír/ y así desaprender al fin la ley ( i saw you laugh when disobeying/I saw you laugh/and then at last unlearn the law ), just as titles like Haz lo que te dé la gana ( Do what ever you want ), clearly show a wanting towards breaking constrictions or, as she says, breaking slo