Azahar's second album is a nice example of Spanish rock with strong arabic roots of Andalusian rock. The first song, 'Expresso a Ketama', is a great and powerful start to the album, with nice guitar work that leads the song.
In 'La Naranja y el Limon' the Azahar musicians show us their virtuosity, especially on the bass line and on keyboards, with a distinctly arab atmosphere. However, the lead vocals are not as remarkable or melodic as Triana's famous voice Jesus de la Rosa.
'Noche de Primavera' tries to emulate the flamenco rhythms of early Triana, as in 'Zahira', especially in the synth and percussion. 'Bulerias de Lujo' follows with this percussion work that reminds me of 'Tele' Rodriguez's… More