Recreating
the existentialist period from Bilbao´s poet and his uprooted poetry “Digo vivir” is a work matured with
conscience, faithful, respectful and very personal and for whose realization, Juanjo
Navas has been joined by Curro
Bermejo and Marco Borge on
guitar, Darío Campos on percussion, Lidia de Lorenzo on dance and claps
with Julen Biain, Jagoba Ormaetxea , Kike
Mora on bass, Olaya Alcaraz, Mónica
Muñoz and Isa Hernández on backing
vocals. An extraordinary adaptation work of despite the complexity of verses
whose metric was never intended for flamenco but nevertheless, Otxarkoaga’s
solves masterfully, either by Granaina
in “En Castellano”, by Alegrías in “Yo soy aquel que no más decía” or by Tangos in “Digo vivir” where
he moves away from orthodoxy to resume the tradition by Abandolados in ” Vámonos al campo ” and return to Tangos in “El Ciervo”. Echoes from
Morente in the soleá ” En el principio ” to travel to the joy of
guajira and fandango in ” Echar mis versos del alma ” and “El emigrante”
respectively. Juanjo Navas gives us halfway between tientos and tangos,
” Por los puentes de Zamora”, profiling with the toná ” Mientras
viva “, as a new reference within the purest and most respectful flamenco
but without losing that restless and innovative look that some of its
predecessors already had just like Camarón´s “La leyenda del tiempo”
or even Enrique Morente in “Omega” joined by Bilbao rock band Sonic Trash in “A la inmensa mayoría” and keeping in innovating on “Lagun
Kantua” song in Basque.
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