La ley innata
by Extremoduro
- Type: Album
- Released: 9 September 2008
- Label: Warner Spain
- Country: Spain
- Length: 43:43
- Community rating: 3.48/5 from 10 ratings
Artists on this release: Miguel Colino, I帽aki "Uoho" Ant贸n, Roberto "Robe" Iniesta, Jos茅 Ignacio Cantera
Album Notes & Community Reviews
'La ley innata' is a conceptual opus structured as a single, continuous piece divided into six movements, representing a pivotal sonic evolution for the band through its fusion of progressive hard rock with complex orchestral arrangements and flamenco influences. Thematically rooted in a Ciceronian quote on innate, natural law, the album navigates a dense lyrical journey of introspection, desolation, and the conflict between dream and reality. This ambitious work is often cited as the band's creative zenith and a landmark in Spanish rock, having achieved significant commercial success and marking a definitive turning point towards a more complex, symphonic style.
Genres
Descriptors: conceptual, orchestral, complex, spanish, symphonic
Tracklist
Credits
- Extremoduro - primary artist
- Airam Etxaniz - backing vocals
- Jon Calvo - backing vocals
- Maria Martin - backing vocals
- Sara I帽iguez - backing vocals
- Miguel Colino - bass
- Juan P茅rez De Alb茅niz - cello
- David Zelaia - design
- Jos茅 Ignacio Cantera - drums
- Mikel Piris - flute [flauta]
- Dabid Zelaia - graphic design [dise帽o gr谩fico]
- Roberto Iniesta - lyrics by, music by, guitar, vocals, backing vocals
- 脕lvaro Bala帽谩 - mastered by [masterizado por]
- Ander Erzilla - oboe
- Gino Pavone - percussion
- Aiert Erkoreka - piano
- Javier Mora - piano
- I帽aki Ant贸n - producer [producido por], music by, arranged by, mastered by, guitar, piano, organ, backing vocals
- Aitor Ari帽o - technician [t茅cnico de grabaci贸n de bajo]
- I帽igo Etxebarrieta - technician [t茅cnico de grabaci贸n]
- Patxi Urchegui - trumpet
- Humberto Armas - viola
- Ara Malikian - violin
- Thomas Potiron - violin
- Diego Garay - backing vocals
- Gastelo - chorus
- Jos茅 Alberto Batiz - slide guitar
- Benito Perez Galdos - text by