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Vago Sagrado Santiago, Chile
Somos tres vagos metropolitanos. Demasiado conscientes de nuestras desgracias, nos alegramos con poco. Hacemos música por vicio y melomanía, enfermedades de nuestro siglo, pero sobre todo por el ritual, bien arriba, sabiendo que vamos a tocar “algo”. Ese “algo” es lo que aquí se escucha, fruto de desvaríos y mareas, y la precaria intuición de que debajo de todo océano hay una alfombra rectangular… ... more
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