Si algun día despertara de esta siesta de fauno
Entre breñas bañada a cielo abierto.
O ya en la tarde,
acostada en el suelo de alquitrán,
escuchando a las tres magdalenas
contando rumores y goteando sangre,
me saco la pelusa del ombligo.
Rodeando el redondo calor de la canícula.
U oscilando arrítmicamente sobre la punta de un pie.
Miriápodo verde y negro,
precesión de un equinoccio.
O en el fondo de un hoyo neón,
oliendo despaciosamente cigarros de clavo.
Si algun día despertara…
Yo la tengo - today is the day
(Summer sun, 2000)
Paul Giovanni & Magnet - willow’s song
(the wicker man ost, 1976)
Pink Floyd - a pillow of winds
(Meedle, 1971)
Espers - dead queen
(Espers II, 2006)
Faun Fables - I’d like to be
(The transit rider, 2006)
Linda Perhacs - hey, who really cares
(Parallelograms, 1970)
mv & ee - beautiful mountain
(mother of thousands, 2006)
Wendy & Bonnie - by the sea
(Genesis, 1969)
Four Tet - Look after your mermaid
(No more mosquitoes single, 2001)
Psapp - tricycle
(The only thing I ever wanted, 2006)
Notes: Due to some further time complications I’ve decided to delete “Venus de Tlatilco”. I’m sorry for the few people who were following but I honestly wont have time to update it that much so I think it’s better buried somewhere for now. Secondary Mp3 blog “Caravana de Acuario” is still on the making, expect it to be fully functional in a pair of weeks (I’m rethinking it over and over again and I’m still considering squashed’s idea of doing it on blogsome).
I also added a podcast and radio stream section on our blogroll, I’ll keep on adding more of these next week (exams are almost over, yey!), so if you have some podcast or radio streams recommendations for us I’ll gladly add them to our blogroll first update.
Kahlo has opened a new blog called “Las mujeres impares” on which she’ll publish (weekly or so I guess) her comic strips about three miró-styled women representing different body parts (tits, ass and belly, as you may have guessed). General opinion is that Kahlo is attempting to draw some sort of porn for kids. Go see for yourself ;D
Speaking of, I’d greatly recommend you to visit “Historietas reales“, a blog on which 16 cartoonists have joined forces to post comic strips about their everyday experiencies. The comics are in spanish but don’t let it keep you from enjoying the great artwork and ideas in most of these works. Also try Cartoon Modern, a recent blog I bumped to and which is apparently only covering 1950’s animation design and was created by Amid Amidi to promote his new book with the same name. Amidi also runs the marvellous weblog Cartoon Brew with Jerry Beck. I think I’ll go back to my drawing obsession this summer…
Also visitCarl Kruger’s blog for a quintet of his own experiments in noise music (remember to turn your speakers all the way up before playing).
Eye Candy: If you have the time and the speed connection I’d strongly recommend you to check “THE TALE OF HOW” a mostly CG animated short produced by the South African animation collective Blackheart Gang which features amazingly dense and layered visuals. I find the song a bit annoying but still, one of the most beautiful shorts I’ve seen in a long time.
Image: Illustrated Apocalypse of 1313 from the “Bibliothèque nationale de France”.