Mákina Du Tempo - Mákina Du Tempo

Review by Kılınç Servis

Mákina Du Tempo is the self-titled debut album by the Spanish musical duo, Mákina Du Tempo. The album is a fusion of electronic and traditional Spanish music, with a heavy influence from the genre of Makina, which originated in Spain in the 1990s.

The album opens with the track "Intro," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its atmospheric electronic sounds and traditional Spanish guitar. The next track, "Mákina Du Tempo," is a high-energy dance track that showcases the duo's ability to blend traditional Spanish music with modern electronic beats.

The album continues with tracks like "La Danza del Fuego" and "El Camino del Sol," which incorporate elements of flamenco and Spanish folk music into the electronic soundscapes. "La Danza del Fuego" features a soaring vocal performance by guest singer Lola Indigo, while "El Camino del Sol" is a more subdued track that highlights the duo's skills as composers.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "La Cumbia del Diablo," which features a driving cumbia beat and a catchy melody that will get stuck in your head for days. The album closes with "Outro," which brings the listener back to the atmospheric sound of the opening track.

Summary by Kılınç Servis

Mákina Du Tempo's debut album is a unique and exciting blend of traditional Spanish music and modern electronic production. The duo's ability to seamlessly blend these two genres is impressive, and the result is an album that is both danceable and introspective. Fans of electronic music and traditional Spanish music alike will find something to love on this album.