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While for most people outside Spain, life with Ojos de Brujo began in 2004 with baritone (World Village), or later with Techari (Six Degrees, 2006), the Barcelona-based, Catalan and Gypsy collective has been together since the late 1990s, and released its first album, Vengue (Edel), in 1999. In all this time, the band has stayed true to its original vision: an intoxicating rainbow of flamenco, rumba, jazz, rap, reggae and funk, topped with anti-establishment, libertarian lyrics written in the main by the mesmerising singer and rapper, Marina Abad. 

On Aocana-in the Gypsy language Calo meaning "now," and used here as an abbreviation of aocana garlochi ("now with the heart")-Ojos de Brujo ("eyes of the wizard") present more of these trademark cross-cultural mash ups alongside a clutch of finely wrought and exquisitely pretty ballads and romances, balancing turbulence with new degrees of tenderness. It's a winning combination. 

Track Listing: 
CD1: 
Todos Mortales;
 Nueva Vida;
 Donde Te Has Metio;
Correveidile; 
Rumba Del Adios; 
Una Verdad Incomoda; 
Baraka; 
Tocale Ya; 
Busca Lo Bueno; 
Tantas Flores; 
Perico Y Juliana; 
Lluvia. 

CD2: 
Nueva Vida Remix;
Donde Te Has Metio; 
Todos Remezclados; 
RMX Tantas Flores; 
Buscalo Que Bueno; 
Correveidile; 
Baraka.

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