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2007

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La voz del viento

When Los Huayra released La voz del viento in 2007, they already had a career that began in 1995 in Salta. The sound of this album, in particular, is distinguished by the way it intertwines folkloric elements with a sensibility closer to the ballad, creating an atmosphere that invites attentive listening. The record, which includes fifteen songs, became a benchmark within their discography, showing maturity in composition and arrangement.

Year: 2007
Songs: 15
Duration: 56 min 3 seg

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15 song|s

Song list

# Title Available ⏱

01

La voz del viento

4:42

02

Cuando llegue el alba

4:02

03

Bajo la sombra de un árbol

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3:09

04

La noche sin ti

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4:18

05

No

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3:19

06

Cuando

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3:48

07

La mañana

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3:36

08

La de bermejo

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3:08

09

A destiempo

3:36

10

La Solís Pizarro

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3:04

11

Civilización

3:17

12

Cuando te vi

3:47

13

Noches de boda

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4:20

14

Adiós que te vaya bien

2:37

15

La Plañidera

5:20

About the album

La voz del viento, according to DoReSol

Within La voz del viento, there are songs that resonate particularly. Una noche sin ti is, without a doubt, one of the most remembered compositions from the album, capturing an emotiveness that connects directly with the listener. Another highlight is the performance of La Solís Pizarro, where Los Huayra join renowned figures such as Chaqueño Palavecino, Los Nocheros, Juan Carlos Saravia, and Polo Román from Los Chalchaleros. This collaboration not only enriches the musical piece but also underscores the group's connection to Argentine folk tradition and their ability to fuse generations.

The path of Los Huayra, which began in 1995 with classmates from Colegio Salesianos in Salta, led them to explore different facets of folklore. After their debut in 2005 and recognition as Revelation at the National Festival of Doma y Folklore of Jesús María that same year, La voz del viento represented a consolidation of their proposal. Subsequently, albums such as Código de Barro (2008), Pueblo and Misa Criolla (both from 2011), the latter awarded a Gardel Award in 2012, and their live album Vivo (2013), demonstrated the continuity of their work until their latest album, Gira, released in 2016.