Thursday, April 03, 2008

YouTube Video: La Ley "Tejedores de Illusion"

This is La Ley, and last night James told me I just had to see this video because of the scenery. He explained that this song was written when their native country, Chile, was still under the rule of Pinochet, and it was a song of hope (title translates to "weavers of illusion"), and the song sounded amazing live.

Here's the video:

Labels: la ley, rock en espanol, YouTube

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