Triana – Sombra y Luz (1979) {Original SP Pressing} 24 bit/192 khz (NEW RIP, NO COMPRESSED)

"Triana was a Spanish progressive rock band from the 70's and early 80's, heavily influenced by flamenco, hailing from Andalusia. It was composed of Jesús de la Rosa Luque (voice and keyboards), Eduardo Rodríguez Rodway (voice and guitar) and Juan José Palacios "Tele" (drums and percussion).

This is what I consider Triana's last progressive album. Despite this album having longer songs on average than any of their other albums, this became their big breakthrough in Spain, finally getting the recognition they so deserved. "Una Historia" is more of a bluesy song, but the flamenco guitar of Eduardo Rodriguz, and the vocals of Jesus de la Rosa as unmistakable, giving it a flamenco feel. "Quiero Contarte" is a more upbeat number, and is in the same vein as "Rumor" from their previous album, Hijos del Agobio". The title track is the most progressive thing on the album, I really love those flamenco guitar passages from Eduard Rodriguez and some pretty sinister and trippy synth playing from Jesus de la Rosa. "Hasta Volver" is a slower-paced song with nice proggy arrangements. "Tiempo Sin Saber" is classic Triana all the ways, with that flamenco influenced prog that they do so well. "Vuelta a la Sombra y Luz" was basically the weird part of the title track revisited."

A1 Una Historia 5:06
A2 Quiero Contarte 5:00
A3 Sombra Y Luz 7:40
B1 Hasta Volver 10:40
B2 Tiempo Sin Saber 5:21
B3 Vuelta A La Sombra Y La Luz 2:50



Artwork, Design – Máximo Moreno
Drums, Percussion, Voice – Juan José Palacios
Electric Bass – Manolo Rosa
Electric Guitar – Antonio Pérez (tracks: A1, B2, B3), Enrique Carmona (tracks: A1 to B1, B3)
Guitar [Spanish], Voice – Eduardo Rodríguez R.
Keyboards, Vocals – Jesús De La Rosa

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