After 3 years and a pandemic that forced the world to put
everything on pause, Estelares releases their ninth studio album “Un
mar de soles rojos.” It’s an album comprising 11 songs, 11 stories pierced
in some cases by the same concerns and insecurities of isolation as well as by
the worries and pressing (but suspended) desires that somehow sustained us and
protected us from pandemic failures.
The album was mixed by Martín Pomares at Big Foot and mastered
by Eduardo Pereyra at Mamma’s House. It was produced by Germán Wiedemer.
The album also features the participation of the Mexican band
Enjambre on the song “Encantan.”
On the creation process, in this context, Estelares recalls: “we
weren’t able to sleep; we thought that no one was able to sleep. We went to our
instruments at night to chase the ghosts away, but it was useless. The most
pressing issues kept knocking on our doors. We wrote about fear, about
fatherhood, about the uncertainty of the future, about desperation, about hope.
That is Un Mar De Soles Rojos. Spirits stirring in troubled waters.”
1- Loco
2- Encantan
3- Tiempos dorados
4- Padre
5- Habrá que aprender a amar
6- Olías a futuro
7- Club de remo
8- Éste despertar
9- Infausto
10- Miedo
11- La melodía más triste
del mundo