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Carnavalito

Available on iTunes http://itun.es/iFj5dD
http://twitter.com/vigogabelah

Lyrics:
When I was a young shy boy
Sadness was my life, I felt so lonely
Waiting for a sign to save myself
Never knew it could be so close to me

It was a common day
Walking through the woods where I lived
Suddenly appeared a lady
She said I am your fairy my friend

Sometimes you feel unhappy
Sometimes you feel ashamed
I have the magic words for you my boy:
"Someday you will be dead,
Like everyone else"

Lets feed the goose
Lets brush the bunny tonight
Lets take the log to the woods
Lets bring love to your life man

Climbing the guava tree


Climbing the Guava Tree

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La Muerte de Rodrigo Borgia

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Lyrics
Oye mujer,
A quién vienes a ver?
Por quién te detienes?
Tu debes estar Confundiendome

Yo Conocí a ese hombre
No recuerdo su nombre
El pobre diablo triste
Que buscas por perdón

Mujer
Si es que insistes saber
Pues yo te comparto
Que fue de el
Te lo contaré

Llevo en el pecho encarnada una espina
Infectada la herida
Abierto el corazon
Cargo el recuerdo de tus bellos ojos
De esos tus labios rojos
Y tu traición
Preguntas como esta?
Muerto nada mas.

El Diablo Triste

Velvet

La Cumbia del Sabino

Just Give Me Love

From Monterrey in Mexico we find Vicko Montemayor (Guitar / Vocal),  Marcel Montemayor (Bass / Vocal),  Noe Constantino (Keys / Vocal) and Carlos Murga (Drums) who make up the alternative indie band Vigogabelah.
Vigogabelah

Vigogabelah

I was wondering which part of the Atlantic ocean shoreline Vigogabelah didn’t take in as an influence. Caribbean, Latino, Rock and African rhythms all meld in to the shifting landscape. This is like a smartly poured cocktail, blends of flavours don’t fight each other, rather sink down the throat whilst weaving it’s magic and so the listener is lulled in to the space. Good times beckon, with a hint of the darker shadows and it is this undertone that lifts the whole piece.

The players are able to work together to create an energetic somnambulism; now if that isn’t an oxymoron who knows what is? But somehow that captures the anti-nomothetic structures with which the band plays and more importantly delivers to the edification of the listener. Switching between Spanish and English the lyric remains always transfixing, but it is the sheer ability of the band to pack so many avenues in to a sound that despite it all makes perfect sense and more than that makes the world seem a better space for it, that grabs attention.

I am happy to sit in these waters for some considerable time and thank you Vigogabelah for adding a Sargasso Sea to the mix of music

By Tim Whale on August 23, 2012
www.indiebandsblog.com

http://www.indiebandsblog.com/north-american-bands/mexican-bands/vigogabelah

Marcel – Bass, Piano & Vocals 
Vicko – Guitars & Vocals 
Noé- Piano, Keyboards & Vocals
Carlos Murga- Drums & Vocals

Vigo Gabelah

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