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Revista monográfico dedicada al disco The Rainbow Children, publicado por Prince en 2001. Textos en castellano e inglés. A todo color. Monographic magazine dedicated to the album The Rainbow Children, released by Prince in 2001. Texts in Spanish and English. Full color. Contenidos/contents: - Ficha técnica del álbum./ Recording information. - Cronología de una liberación creativa y espiritual, por Jorge Caneda. / Chronology of a creative and spiritual liberation, by Jorge Caneda. - New Directions in Music By Prince, por/by Raúl Martín. - El arte de las chicas de la banda del arco...

This book, both a guide and encyclopedia, is a crucial account of the musical journey that will awaken the imagination of the reader, awakening the curiosity of all those sacred, famous, and historic places that the author of this book has visited that have marked the history of rock. The exceptional narrative talent of the author and the evocation of the mythic locations of rock make this an excellent a travel through the threads of music history.

Un día en la vida. Qué cantaron los Beatles es un peculiar texto de Hugo Burel en el que se dedica a analizar desde diferentes puntos de vista catorce canciones distintas de los Beatles. Sin ocultar su fanatismo por el grupo, Burel nos hace un acercamiento desde la memoria, la disección de una época y la mirada de la madurez de un grupo que representa una buena parte de la cultura popular de su adolescencia. Hugo Burel es un escritor nacido en Uruguay en 1951. Con casi treinta novelas publicadas, compagina su faceta literaria con su trabajo como publicista y profesor. Sus obras, que se...

Vladimir Jankélévitch argues that composer Franz Liszt was a leading champion of musical modernity who knew how to express the new aesthetic change of direction in 19th-century European music better than anyone, save Frédéric Chopin. This new style was the opposite of the abstract universality of the symphony and the totalitarianism of the Viennese conservatory. With the reinforcement of national and even provincial rights, the so-called savagery of rhapsody finally turned its back to solemn music, thus beginning the revolution of humility. Liszt gave voice to the land, much as Victor...