Search - Silvio Rodriguez :: Al Final De Este Viaje

Exquisita inmadurez, calida poesia abriendo caminos.......

Sergio Rodriguez Heredia | san clemente del tuyu, Buenos Aires Argentina | 12/05/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Sorprende la inmediatez de estas canciones, su urgente belleza y su palabra rabiosa...edicion que reune temas de silvio correspondientes a finales de los '60 y principios de la decada venidera..con mas de 30 años, sus versos siguen latiendo actuales, hirientes y verdaderos...el pintor de las mujeres soles se nos revela aqui como un poeta incandescente, herido de compromiso, con la revolucion aun en las venas, el amor desaforado..y quizas la mas hermosa cancion de amor no correspondido(ojala)...no dejes de refugiarte en esta placa, no dejes de escucharla, no dejes de recomendarla!!!"

Clear and pure

Oscar Brito Capon | 09/27/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"No doubt about the great poetic and political power of this album. Silvio lived his youth in a very special time and place on earth, and this work is the clear reflection of those days in which the ideals of a better place and a better society reached it's climax in a little island named Cuba. Cuban revolution was the source of inspiration for many people in many countries, and it seems that Silvio was able to understand the uniqueness of that historical moment. He managed to, poetically, describe the world's state of inequality between rich and poor, powerfull and weak, man and woman, but also between love and hate.

It is true that much of his words would perfectly fit in our modernity today... perhaps now more than ever before, specially because of the lack of alternatives in our contemporary societies in a headless system.

Silvio's work is still a source of inspiration for those who are convinced that another world is possible."

It is still as true today...

R. Derieux | Ann Arbor, MI | 03/24/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"As most people in university (Universidad de Puerto Rico) I started with Unicordio and Rabo de Nube, and then eventually got to this record. Now I listen to this one about twice as much.



Not as famous as the others mentioned, but simpler and purer."