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works II by Bilakatu

All compositions by Santiago Romero Bourdieu.Floating between chill-out and avant garde,like all the work of this innovative composition system “Rayuela”. He feeds on his own landscapes, the cultural essence of Buenos Aires, the feedback from Montevideo (Río de la Plata´s mirror), their roots in the Euskadi (the Basque Country) and France.
It evokes the fundamental principle of all things , It´s a common thread between the past and the future, walking softly, over timeless streets.
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Tracklist
1.Trilce6:52
2.Disfrazado sin carnaval7:17
3.Joni4:47
4.Las grietas8:05
5.La magia de Berlin6:38
6.Esquivando el samsara17:15
7.Salasila6:51
8.Usonji6:14
9.Siduri7:29
Credits
released September 2, 2018

The Rayuela Musical System is an improvisation platform inspired by the Julio Cortázar book «Hopscotch» and developed by TRIS, in which any multifunctional element of the song that dovetail with the others can be played simultaneously or crumple up in a trice, to let the songs build themselves up along broadly extended tonal fields. Trice after trice, the structures become so naturally as mysteriously malleable tools for the free choice, breaking formulas' ribs by dint of spontaneousness.

bilakatu are:
Santiago Romero Bourdieu: guitar, composition
Marcelo Bourdieu : keys, percussion, electronics
LicenseCC BY-NC-ND 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.
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Began to explore Tonal Possibilities around Altered Modal Tunes and worked on Pedagogical Topics betting on free creativity.
By conbining pick and fingers techniques, he developed his own style Bass&Guitar along many years of innovation to expand musical landscapes giving Plata-riverside Styles such as New Tango, Milonga, Candombe and another folklorical rhythms a contemporary treatment

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