Expect a rich tapestry of analog synthesizers, Moogs, and electric pianos mixed with the unique rhythms of the cuatro and Venezuelan percussion.
Originally released on the Discomoda label in 1975, it has since become a sought-after rarity for collectors of cosmic and psychedelic rock. Cariaco (4:30) Sancocho De Medula (2:04) La Restinga (3:00) Playa De Agua (9:00) Canchunchu Florido (1:40) 6 Por Electron (3:20) Jayeche (2:25) Catatumbo (2:40) Caracas Para Locos (5:04) Avila (4:05) Where to Experience the Music
It’s almost entirely instrumental, moving from high-energy jazz-funk to spacey, downtempo drifts like the closing track "Avila".
You can find the full album for streaming on YouTube .
If you're hunting for a high-quality copy of 1975 masterpiece Jayeche , you've come to the right place. Recorded under his band name Ofrenda , this album is a foundational pillar of Venezuelan progressive rock and space fusion. Why You Need "Jayeche" in Your Collection
Expect a rich tapestry of analog synthesizers, Moogs, and electric pianos mixed with the unique rhythms of the cuatro and Venezuelan percussion.
Originally released on the Discomoda label in 1975, it has since become a sought-after rarity for collectors of cosmic and psychedelic rock. Cariaco (4:30) Sancocho De Medula (2:04) La Restinga (3:00) Playa De Agua (9:00) Canchunchu Florido (1:40) 6 Por Electron (3:20) Jayeche (2:25) Catatumbo (2:40) Caracas Para Locos (5:04) Avila (4:05) Where to Experience the Music Download Ofrenda Vytas Brenner Jayeche rar
It’s almost entirely instrumental, moving from high-energy jazz-funk to spacey, downtempo drifts like the closing track "Avila". Expect a rich tapestry of analog synthesizers, Moogs,
You can find the full album for streaming on YouTube . You can find the full album for streaming on YouTube
If you're hunting for a high-quality copy of 1975 masterpiece Jayeche , you've come to the right place. Recorded under his band name Ofrenda , this album is a foundational pillar of Venezuelan progressive rock and space fusion. Why You Need "Jayeche" in Your Collection