I think I'll just start with the spotlight this time (it's here for a reason, haha). :)

Yea, this is really good. Vocals are beautifully sung. And that lead guitar (or, paired guitars?) is quite impressive. :)

I just had to open the liner notes to get the correct picture. Haha. You two play exceptionally well together.

Spectacular chord choices, catchy vocals and a great vibe. 😃💯

Luis on a Gibson Acoustic, Lliam on a Veillette Baritone 12 string

Vuelca la yipeta, las aguas negras
retumba el tambor, en la frontera
la yipeta busca muertos de la esquina
atrévete a andar por la isla

¿para qué le venden más gasolina?
¿para qué le venden su medicina?

de ambos lados el mismos dictador 
de ambos lados el mismos dictador

un deseño americano
una cruz de cuervos da luz a una tumba
todo da un cuartel en la negrura
la yipeta busca muertos de la esquina
atrévete a andar por la isla

¿para qué le venden más gasolina?
¿para qué le venden su medicina?

de ambos lados el mismos dictador 
de ambos lados el mismos dictador

la canión del pobre se conoce
hey ombe, heh ombe, hey!
porque siempre habla de esclavos
hey ombe, heh ombe
la mujer del pobre se conoce
hey ombe, heh ombe, hey!
porque siempre anda rompiá
Hey ombe, heh ombe!

La Yola

Yipeta

Luis Días y Lliam - Yipeta

Lliam Greguez is a macro ice photographer who captures freezing moments of a mountain stream and a creative arts therapist who, before C-19, used music to engage chronically ill children in five hospitals around New York City.

He also unlooses his experimental tendencies with five albums - a pair of Acoustic, a pair of Electric, and one Ambient. 

The acoustics are: Other People’s Children in English and La Yola in Spanish, the latter written by Dominican artist Luis Días. Each showcase uptempo acoustic music that could be labeled anti-pop with a unique essence accompanied by deliberative lyrics.

Then the two rock albums also contain one by Luis Días and one by the trio "Any of Several Weasels" reveling in the electric guitar sound. Luis' album is driven by Caribbean rhythms, while AoSW fuses punk and progressive.

Meanwhile, the "Look of Utter Disbelief" explores synth, sampling, and guitar improvisations.

Be sure to check out Lliam's website for a taste of his ice photography and stories from working with hospitalized children.

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