Pate de Fua - Boquita Pintada (2011)

There is a certain mysticism in the music of Paté de Fuá that mesmerizes those who listen to it. It is due its indescribable style that fusions genres – in disuse as they call them – as pasodoble or mussette, and jazz and tango, that transform them into a unique proposal that invites us to travel through time and to recover histories that could be familiar. There is no adjective to define them, but when you listen to their songs, even in the fist chord, you can identify them immediately. That happens in their 3rd and most recent album "Boquita Pintada", that according to Yayo closes the trilogy started with their two elder studio albums "Modern Music", 2008, and "The Train of Happiness", 2009. The new album, as the name suggests is inspired by women and dedicated to them, the 16 songs that compose it narrate histories that are related to love to feminine figure.