Niza: Canciones De Temporada (25th Annniversary Edition) (Vinyl LP)
Elefant Spain
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This release recovers some of the lesser-known work from the Korean and Japanese releases: Jamás Te He Olvidado (taken from the Modapop compilation), Radio Star (the song dedicated to Juan de Pablos, which appeared in November 2004 on the commemorative CD for 25 years of the Flor de Pasión radio program, also included on the compilation Momentos Perdidos) and No Me Digas Que Estoy Sola (this was one of their first songs, taken from Elefantdiez (1999), but this is a different version that has never been released before). This vinyl re-release also includes a surprise, a wonderful souvenir: live tracks from their show in Tokyo's Club Cay from 2005, when the group had already broken up, and where they played their famous cover of El Muchacho de los Ojos Tristes (in the key of electro-pop, which was produced at the time by Guille Milkyway himself), and another of NEW ORDER's Bizarre Love Triangle. An album that was never released on vinyl and that is now going to be, in a numbered, limited-edition, double-vinyl release of 500 copies. To be enjoyed and, above all, to remember a group that, despite their brief time making music with us, has left an indelible mark.
This release recovers some of the lesser-known work from the Korean and Japanese releases: Jamás Te He Olvidado (taken from the Modapop compilation), Radio Star (the song dedicated to Juan de Pablos, which appeared in November 2004 on the commemorative CD for 25 years of the Flor de Pasión radio program, also included on the compilation Momentos Perdidos) and No Me Digas Que Estoy Sola (this was one of their first songs, taken from Elefantdiez (1999), but this is a different version that has never been released before). This vinyl re-release also includes a surprise, a wonderful souvenir: live tracks from their show in Tokyo's Club Cay from 2005, when the group had already broken up, and where they played their famous cover of El Muchacho de los Ojos Tristes (in the key of electro-pop, which was produced at the time by Guille Milkyway himself), and another of NEW ORDER's Bizarre Love Triangle. An album that was never released on vinyl and that is now going to be, in a numbered, limited-edition, double-vinyl release of 500 copies. To be enjoyed and, above all, to remember a group that, despite their brief time making music with us, has left an indelible mark.