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1.StopRespira – Ojos de Brujo 03:55
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2.StopSultanas de Merkallo – Ojos de Brujo 05:31
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3.StopGet Up, Stand Up [Live] – Ojos de Brujo 04:31
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4.StopColor – Ojos de Brujo 03:48
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5.StopRunalí – Ojos de Brujo 04:53
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6.StopSilencio – Ojos de Brujo 05:55
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7.StopNo Somos Máquinas – Ojos de Brujo 05:09
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8.StopInterludio Tabla – Ojos de Brujo 01:16
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9.StopTodo Tiende – Ojos de Brujo 06:50
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10.StopCorre Lola Corre – Ojos de Brujo 04:24
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11.StopTanguillos Marineros – Ojos de Brujo 04:43
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12.StopEl Confort No Reconforta – Ojos de Brujo 04:38
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13.StopPiedras vs. Tanques – Ojos de Brujo 05:28
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14.StopBailaores – Ojos de Brujo 06:32
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15.StopGet Up, Stand Up [Studio Version] – Ojos de Brujo 03:47
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16.StopNana [Remix Palyrria] – Ojos de Brujo 05:40
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17.Respira [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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18.Sultanas de Merkaíllo [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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19.Get Up, Stand Up [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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20.Color [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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21.Runalí [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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22.Silencio [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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23.No Somos Máquinas [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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24.Interludio Tabla [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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25.Todo Tiende [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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26.Corre Lola Corre [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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27.Tanguillos Marineros [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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28.El Confort No Reconforta [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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29.Piedras vs. Tanques [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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30.Bailaores [DVD][Live] – Ojos de Brujo 00:00
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31.Crece Techari [DVD] 00:00
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32.Video Clips + Laboratorio Techari [DVD][*] 00:00
There is an increasing number of bands from a wide variety of countries and cultural traditions blending the sounds of their ethnic music with breakbeats and electronica. But Ojos de Brujo take a somewhat different tack. They embrace the sounds of modern technology, but use those sounds sparingly, like a spice in the mix of their cross-cultural Spanish/Gypsy/flamenco stew. In a live setting, their devotion to tradition (or traditions) is even more obvious -- as is their phenomenal technical skill and the almost punky energy they generate on-stage. What makes that energy even more exciting is the fact that they don't sacrifice elegance and complexity to achieve it; instead, they just play fast and hard and they clap really, really loudly. Notice, for example, the combination of a jaggedly complicated rhythm, gorgeous sung melody, cool muted trumpet, and turntable on "Respira" -- not to mention the speed-rap interlude courtesy of Daara J MC Faada Freddy. Notice also their excellent arrangement of Bob Marley's "Get Up, Stand Up" which, to their credit, has not a hint of reggae about it (the studio version included here as a bonus track is even better than the live one). And notice their tendency to sometimes go just a bit over the top when they bring in the Middle Eastern vocal elements; "Todo Tiende" and "Tanguillos Marineros" are both fine songs that are marred somewhat by irritatingly overwrought melismatics. Overall, though, Techar? Live is a thrilling document of one of the world's finest groups at work. [Six Degrees issued a CD/DVD edition in 2008 that included live concert footage, a documentary, and other bonus material.] Rick Anderson, All Music Guide
- Genre: Jazz, World, Latin
- Subgenre: Tropical, Latin Jazz/World Fusion, Western Europe
- Category Contemporary Flamenco, World Fusion
- Label: SIX DEGREES
- Release Date: March 18, 2008
- Artist: Ojos de Brujo
- Additional Artist: Maxwell Wright (Vocals )