un guapangito muy bonito
i have so many ideas and sensations i want to share... so much to catch you up on. for now i'm just posting a few highlights.
here are a couple of Mexican folk songs as interpreted by Ezekiel, a musician from Michoacan who I met on the streets of Tulum. he roams the town selling paletas by day, and songs at night. i first hired him to serenade Bariza (turned out less romantic than it might sound, as it scared her out of much-needed sleep). we met up later and i recorded eight songs as we sat in the park. the next day i cut him an album -- my first as a roving producer.
here are a couple of Mexican folk songs as interpreted by Ezekiel, a musician from Michoacan who I met on the streets of Tulum. he roams the town selling paletas by day, and songs at night. i first hired him to serenade Bariza (turned out less romantic than it might sound, as it scared her out of much-needed sleep). we met up later and i recorded eight songs as we sat in the park. the next day i cut him an album -- my first as a roving producer.
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