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Hello Seahorse!   Arunima (Versión Acústica)

Tengo cosas que arreglar en mi corazón, que se siente tonto por la tonta situación / El verano terminó, ya no hay vuelta atrás / Debo encontrar un balance, para sobrevivir a lo que vendrá / Y entre gotas voy cayendo y voy teniendo menos cosas que pensar / Nadie puede sospechar, que no sé que diablos voy a hacer / Mi psicoanalista, me dice que estoy bien / Tengo unas Flores de Bach, que me quitan la ansiedad / Y entre gotas voy cayendo y voy teniendo menos cosas que pensar / Todo está tan lento acá / Y empiezo a correr / Nadie puede sospechar que no sé qué diablos hacer / Mi psicoanalista, me dice que estoy bien / Tengo unas Flores de Bach, que me quitan la ansiedad / Debo encontrar un balance, para sobrevivir a lo que vendrá / Y entre gotas voy cayendo y llega el frio, pero no me va a matar.

Flores De Bach

Wicho Garcia - Cuenta Regresiva (Cover de Campo de Almas)

Los expulsados

Campo

Inyectores - Soñador

Libido - Lonely

01 Autobus - Duelo

08 Autobus - Hombre Jirafa

Inyectores - Orbital

When you think about musicians of Latin America, you probably picture a colourful band or singer, playing salsa or other afro- Caribbean tunes. No matter how beautiful and extended the idea is, that is a mostly a stereotype. Latin America has even more to offer!  Rock bands have been growing in Latin America for decades – since the early fifties - and although most of the modern ones need to fight against the flow, they keep working hard to be heard and acknowledged, not only abroad but within their own countries. One of these young bands is Autobus. They have opened for Soul Asylum, Franz Ferdinand, Jane’s Addiction, The Killers, Capital Cities, Catupecu Machu, and others, in front of crowds in Lima for up to 35,000 people. They have shared stage with emblematic band Molotov (Mexico) and Los Pericos (Argentina) in massive music festivals organized by private companies. New York’s Nylon magazine featured them – among other talents – as a promising band for the future of Latin American rock. Their contemporary indie rock style has influences that include Justice or Passion Pit to Wilco, Spoon, Foals, Cerati and many others.

08 Autobus - Hombre Jirafa

Autobus

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