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Their sound is an integration of electronic and traditional Asturian music, mixing live instruments with samplers, industrial percussion… with a symphonic treatment that result in a very wide spectrum of sensations.
They have published their first full work, “Lliendes” (Legends, in Asturian language), under a Creative Commons License (by-nc-nd).
You can buy the CD or listen to the full album for free in their webpage: http://xera.com.es where you can also find more info about them (philosophy, concerts, etc.).
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bonivich
Beautiful work; I love the atmosphere set by your music.
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jump29
Great celtic! Nice techno kick! free!? good.
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RoyKeane
You guys are fantastic!
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InterceptorZero
Last 2 songs off Tierra are thunderous.
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youdiezst
Awesome music :)
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lostrego_
Escuchados por primera vez hacealgun tiempo en el programa fluido rosa de radio 3 y vistos por primera vez en directo hace unos dias en el festival Guisamo folk, propuesta muy original y cojonuda puesta en escena, ánimo, seguid asi . :-)
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Marian1717
Great sounds! I didn't like bagpipes until I heard Xera.
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Zachaban
"Lliendes" is just epic - best song ever!
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stereo_type
Thank you very much! We would like to meet you one day.
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Suantha
<3
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tovic_87
lovee xera...
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VolcanoColdplay
Some kind of "WTF" ... but nice
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Moringotho
Heard the song "Elexia" in a speed painting video on youtube and fell in love instantly!
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Windgeist
Glad I discovered your music, it's fascinating. Keep up your good work!
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all0chka
Beautiful! Thank you for your work
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malin0wy
It's some of very good music!
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sinisha
@neverneverrand Before the roman ocupation, Iberian peninsula was inhabited by Celtiberians, mix of native Iberian people and Celtis newcomers, who arrived, by my guess, in 5th-4th century BC. I would dare to suppose that tradition of music, that of primitive nature or even pipes, dates back to that distant past.
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MuminPL
Creative Commons? Now THAT'S what I call being an artist!
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enriquetabique
Hi, I recommend that you check out the An Danzza band http://www.last.fm/music/An+Danzza (quality neo-folk/medieval/celtic) If you liked An Danzza's music, please add the band to your library. Please also note that the the band's music is available for free download. Thank you
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neverneverrand
Celtic occupation of Iberia seemed too early for bagpipes to be introduced then. Just read a type of bagpipe may have been around as early as Nero, but also read bagpipes didn't come into being in Asturias until after the millenium. Interesting point to ponder. More reading taught me that bagpipes are widely distributed throughout the world. Learn something every day.
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