Si recorres hoy tu tierra
Y no te escondes de tu hermano
Te abrirás un nuevo rumbo
Al clamor del apartado

Si te vuelves como un niño
Y te acercas al anciano
Que en su soledad espera
Muchos sueños olvidados

No demores en romper 
Ese corazón de piedra
Dios lo puede remover
Y regarlo como a tierra


Vuelve a ser nuestro Maestro
Nuestro mejor hortelano
Y trabaja en nuestra tierra
No te  tardes artesano
Hubo que pagar un precio
Una lanza y unos clavos
Y la sangre que decreta
El que se humilla será exaltado

Hay un nuevo amanecer
Otra oportunidad llega
No la quieras tu perder
Es muy triste la condena

Solo por el Evangelio
Es que el alma se salva
Mira a Cristo y tu horizonte
Tendrá luz y mucha calma.



guitarra - Adrian Odriazola
batería - Jorge Savelon
bajo y voz - Juan Medrano

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5 . El Hortelano

I write and record songs in various genres.  I am influenced by everything I have heard, everything I have experienced and everything I have read, and I read a lot.  I don't have a genre, I have a lot of words floating around in my head, a number of guitars, acoustic, electrics and bass, and a keyboard. I also have Logic Pro X.  Look around in here, the songs are diverse and you may find something that you like.  And, thank you for taking the time to listen. I really appreciate it.

Francesco Liccari is a folk rock singer-songwriter, born and raised in Trieste. His music is influenced by the English and American folk rock tradition, by experimental rock, but also by the songwriters of the old continent as well as by more recent genres.
After having played in several bands, Francesco decided to embark on a solo adventure and released his first EP entitled "Memories of Forgotten Seasons", containing six tracks that explore the theme of solitude, alternating energetic rock songs with simple ballads typical of folk rock.
In 2016 he performed at Sofar Sounds, recording the song "A Song For a Man" live and presenting tracks from the second EP, "Raw Notes", which came out that December. The work was appreciated for the musical heterogeneity and for the lyrics that narrate unfinished stories, leaving the listener free to complete them accordingly.
In the same year, bassist Enrico Casasola joined the project for live performances with his original arrangements. In 2017, the duo recorded four videos of "Raw Notes" songs in the studio. The following year drummer Marco Bertoli joined.
The trio has rearranged most of the already published songs and Francesco has written new material to give life to the first album titled "Tales of a Starless Night". It contains 11 tracks that mix different genres and influences. Themes range from solitude to addiction, from love to violence and indolence but always remaining faithful to the theme of memory and the flow of time.

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Kayak tour guide, couch musician, grandpa.

Songwriter, singer, musician & producer from Scotland.  Leveraging Studio One & UAD technology, Gibson ES 335 & PRS Paul's Guitar, BBC Symphony Strings and dabble on the piano sometimes.  Writing is my therapy.

From the live houses of the Jing to busking in tunnels (Granted, the 33.3% donation rate was based on the fact that he had removed his stifling white collar shirt and was dancing bare chested) in Singapore, Psychedelic Revolution (aka Psyche Rev) is a one man project that likes most things such as alt r&b and alt rock. Made it as a semi finalist in 'Song of the Year' competition in 2022 with his song 'Cassius.' Finalist in 2023 with 'We'll Go Down.' Finalist in 2024 with 'Sigh' and also taking semi finalist positions with 'Heartbeats & Inner Turmoil' and 'You Had Me'. Finalist in 2025 with 'Cold Cold Storm' and semi finalist with 'So Typical.' Tastes like Kung Pao Chicken. Looks like a cross between Brag Pitt and Heath Leather. Smells like team spirit. Feels like baby powder. Oh the music. Yeah, it sounds good. 


Don't respond to DM's on here so if you would like to get touched pls contact  via some other avenue. He does have a sun fetish though.

Daily Musing:
Yeah. 4th year in a row. Happy about it. Happy that I wasn't awarded anything in 'rock' again.  4 months left to still compete. It's been an honour to play for you all as usual. 

October: I think I'm gonna do a chill hop/jazz hop thing with Coltrane changes. Done a instrumental before but never done a vocal jazz hop thing.
It's going well. Pretty exhausting because of how much brain power is used to decide what scale to play over the Coltrane changes. Easily the most 'jazziest' thing I've ever done. Tho it's hip hop. So when it comes time to explain the song I've forgotten about half the scales I'm using. Will probably be out end of the month. I've been thinking that I want to do a 'How to Train Your Dragon' theme. I've really only seen the third one and the live action version (the recent) but they moved me. Multiple times. I was with my friends and I took off my 3D glasses. Started wiping my eyes. Look to the right and everyone else is just fine.
Which reminds me of when I was in the band in uni and my Indian friend/guitarist started teasing me about crying in Titanic. 
"I was 6! Motherfucker you cried in Lagaan!"
Then he started chasing me around. Cos' that's what guys do when they like each other. 
 Which I guess also says something about how the filmmakers handled No Time to Die. 
So maybe like medieval rnb. Worked for Seal.
The only low for this year has been working with the label. They are called Raw Doggy Records. I contacted them saying I know you guys do electronic but I don't. They did like my music. Were gonna release stuff. Then they heard the mix for 'Heartbeats' and wanted me to remix some songs. I said, "that costs money." Then, I changed my mind and still got that mixer to mix the old songs. 3 of em' and then the label said, "to be honest, we prefer the older mixes." They were taking 2 weeks to reply to my emails aaand not so much as a "sorry we made you pay all that money for...nothing." So I said, "to be honest, I prefer the new mixes" which is a polite way of saying "go fuck yourself." And, that was that. They seemed to have gotten the msg. If you check out the artists on their roster all I can say is, "it's not my cuppa tea" I prefer electronic music like Daft Punk/Kavinsky/Infected Mushroom etc. The good news is that I wasn't particularly down about it.
Regarding Bharat, he's really the first person who believed in me as a singer so I owe him that much (or quite a lot). It meant and still means a lot to me because i consider him the best guitarist I've heard. I've heard Fripp, Slash, Petrucci, Laiho, and attended a Hendrix tribute with Eric Johnson, Satriani, Vai etc. He only practised 4 hours a day after school by ear. I could do that for the rest of my life and get to 1/5 as good as him.  It began in Florence and there was this kid from Jersey called Alex who was a somewhat decent singer and a good pianist. He was better than me at the time at singing.  I give Bharat an A- as a band leader cos' he was very patient with Rauf, our friend and bassist who barely practised. With me, he was encouraging. So, I think they thought they could fit Alex and me in the band together. I had no problem with that. Now Alex had an interesting take on songwriting which was to bring pop into whatever genre. So if it was rock he liked Spin Doctors. Now, don't get me wrong, I like 'MMMbop' by Hanson every now and then but in a band, playing that type of stuff? No. Bharat and I were on the same page. He liked his metal, hard rock. So, Alex would sing whenever I sung. Or make noises cos' he was the better singer. Zero band etiquette but...I can see where he's coming from. Bharat did nothing about that which is where the A- comes in. So, I got fed up with Alex acting like a child and walked out of rehearsal. My goal was to find the nearest American for inspiration. This was when I was in NY. I ran into a marine near a bar after 30 secs. I said, "Look we're in a band and we wanna play hard rock but there's this kid that keeps singing whenever I sing..."
*inspirational moment right here*
"ah fuck it. what am I saying? I'm gonna go back in there and kick his ass...musically."
"Sounds good man."
"Thanks for serving the country!"
So that was what happened and I walked in there danced and sung. Alex got all red in the face. And, that was the last time we had band practise together. I actually wasn't that confident back then and it was the first time singing for a band. Now, I would say to Bharat,
"hey, can you tell your friend to stfu when I'm singing?"

As far as my middle school 'friends' go, well I'm really a huge fan of that guy one who went through his ex's phone, cried on a date, and then hacked her when she broke up with him. 
I'm also really a huge fan of the guy who kicked his ex.
I'm also a huge fan of the guy who got his head shoved down the toilet and claimed 'PTSD.' 
Soldiers who've served in Iraq and Afghanistan: Really? Would he like to go on tour with us?
I think he'd die of super PTSD before the plane takes flight so I can answer for him.

5 . El Hortelano

Juan Sebastian Medrano