translated from Spanish: La Chancha Muda launched the digital edition of his album-book “The Plague of the Hunter”

La Chancha Muda launched the digital edition of his album-book “The Plague of the Hunter”, an original proposal of a historical tale based on real events. It can be obtained by clicking here. The album was released last year, and features ten songs, including “Carpincho” and “Verso”. It was recorded at Romaphonic Studios and Quark Studios by Facu Rodriguez, and mastered by Neil Pickles at Reveal Sound Studios.
This year, in the middle of the pandemic, they presented this conceptual work that was nominated by the Gardel Awards 2020. It contains a 140-page hardcover book format, with illustrations made with asphalt painting by the plastic artist Anibal Caubet recreating a historical photographic record. In turn, it has typographic printing pieces made by “Prensa la Libertad” and with the participation of Osvaldo Bayer in “La Chispa”. According to the band, the offer to access and download online is for a limited time; the truth is that it’s already thrilled all the fans and fans. We share the prologue to the book: 

Animals going through history. Dictator after dictator. The conquering boom. The desecrated wonder. The mulatto hell. The hunter’s plague. Violent nightmares. Life in a scavón brute. The catfish fed like a raid. So many satellite signals. The sick world at top speed. Brutal beatings. Survive. Rebel broths. Crats. Life turned into a social network. An urgent prayer for the locked up. Special people. The mess. The repeated verse. Massacres to freedom. Villages. Ideas. Blood of villages. Traitors. Wolves in disguise lurking. The ones who rule. Those who obey. Ghosts hammering our pillow. The strength of the dead. Governments. The herds. The firing squad. The exact horror. The arsonist bellow. The hideout. Radiation. Fierce outbreaks. The fence that wires you. Goat’s feet. The coal set fire. Revolutions. The sures. The content consumed. The melted brain. The system collapsed. The scrambled sea. The state. Wealth. The royals. The company. The church. The puzzles. The escape. The mountains. Omens. Propaganda. The offerings. The mercenaries. The sky. The stars. Simple and noble glitter. The spark. A thousand utopias. Dances with the demons. The servants. The insurgents. Freedom. The spirit. The culmination of boldness. T
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La Chancha Muda
The Plague of the Hunter

Original source in Spanish