Tzesne - Crossing TierraHueca

Review by M. David Peterson

The album Crossing TierraHueca by Tzesne is a unique and captivating musical experience. The album offers a blend of traditional and modern sounds, with a focus on the traditional music of the Andean region of South America.

The album features a range of instruments, including the charango, quena, and zampona, which are all typical of Andean music. The use of these instruments, combined with the modern production techniques, creates a sound that is both traditional and contemporary.

The album is a journey through the Andean landscape, with each track taking the listener on a different path. From the upbeat rhythms of "Carnaval en la Puna" to the haunting melodies of "El Cóndor Pasa," the album is a masterful exploration of Andean music.

The vocals on the album are particularly noteworthy, with Tzesne's lead singer delivering powerful and emotive performances. The lyrics are in Spanish, but even non-Spanish speakers can appreciate the passion and emotion in the vocals.

Summary by M. David Peterson

Crossing TierraHueca is a must-listen for fans of Andean music, as well as anyone looking for a unique and captivating musical experience. Tzesne has created an album that is both traditional and modern, and it is sure to be a favorite for years to come.