Otra canción que me recuerda a este concepto de versos y puentes es Bien Duro. Una canción que es literalmente puentes por todos lados, melodías pegajosas cada 4 compases, lo cual es increíble, porque C. Tangana obviamente tiene esa naturalidad de que los versos les fluyan como si fueran estribillos.

Esta canción, aunque tiene un estribillo con una melodía y un subidón para bailar en clubs, lo que más disfruto es esas repeticiones de los puentes tan pegajosas, porque se trata de una canción que juega mucho con la repetición, cuando también es muy cambiante, puede exponer un puente y a la hora de la repetición cambia la última frase, ya sea en letra, música, instrumentos o aprovechando el recurso del silencio.

Para cerrar, podemos hablar de la canción 'Paris', otra brutalidad melódica, donde el arte y la moda sigue siendo protagónica, aunque esta canción es mucho más relax y es cierto que buscan resaltar más el diseño de escenario, las modelos que protagonizan el video y en cierto sentido es un paseo de Alizzz porque su música se siente muy presente,

Justamente en esta canción los versos si se sienten más convencionales, el estribillo se repite mucho y no hay repetición en los puentes como lo hay en 'Guerrera'. Es otra clara demostración de las posibilidades creativas a las que llega C. Tangana con la sencillez, de hecho, esta canción parece más un comercial de un perfume o de una pasarela, lo cual lo hace muy cool desde mi gusto, estoy seguro de que lo hicieron con una intención parecida.

Podría hablar horas de estos artistas porque tienen un contenido artístico y creativo prácticamente infinito, del cual cada día busco o intento tomar algo para mi aprendizaje, soy un real aficionado del diseño sonoro, encontrar nuevos sonidos, pulir detalles melódicos, etc.

Como algunos sabrán, actualmente estoy dedicado a full a mi proyecto musical, cada día estoy grabando canciones y apenas las tengo listas suelo publicarlas por acá, pueden echar un vistazo a mi canal o a mis últimas canciones 'Todas las cosas que eres' y 'Exquisito'.

Justamente estoy considerando hacer un House algo parecido ya que hace no tanto publiqué algunas experiencias con esa música y creo que no fue para nada mal, solo que soy más tendente a la música con letra y melodía.

Disfruten de estas obras amigos.

English

Many people got to know C. Tangana through his album El Madrileño, but few knew that behind C. Tangana there was a career of a quality on par with this album, and I would venture to say that some songs surpass his own album in quality.

That's how I feel about the song I want to write about today, ‘Guerrera’, a collaboration with DELLAFUENTE, where both were the stars of the show at the end of 2017.

I remember that they presented this song at a museum-type event where fashion also played an important role, and they had a dancer, which meant that the concept was transferred to the video they later released.

The video is a magical work, full of style and models, but what I always highlight in great songs, and what is one of my passions, is the melodic quality of this production. C. Tangana is a specialist in melodies, for me one of the best at creating bridges and choruses. His melodic creativity could be compared to Bad Gyal, but that's another story.

Guerrera has so much quality because, for a short song with few words, it has all the melodies necessary to be a hit and please our ears.

In fact, this song's producer, Alizzz, who has produced most of his music throughout his career, came up with an incredible house beat for this occasion, with electronic elements that allow Dellafuente and C. Tangana to move so comfortably through the music.

Although this song seems to have two verses and one chorus, it is what could define C. Tangana's creativity. He is one of those artists who turns verses into bridges, so each song always sounds so fluid, constantly changing, difficult to forget, and easy to memorize. I would say that C. Tangana marks a turning point in the concept of verses in modern music, because he redefined them, giving them as much importance as choruses, which makes listeners prioritize listening to the whole song and not just wait for the chorus. In that sense, the verses always feel anticipated, as if constantly searching for transitions.

An artist like Enrique Iglesias reminds me of or seems similar to me in this creative perspective, another master at making bridges, although his melodies have always been similar and based on his formulas, which does not detract from his greatness.

Another song that reminds me of this concept of verses and bridges is Bien Duro. It's a song that literally has bridges everywhere, with catchy melodies every four bars, which is incredible, because C. Tangana obviously has that natural ability to make verses flow as if they were choruses.

Although this song has a chorus with a melody and a rush that's perfect for dancing in clubs, what I enjoy most are those catchy bridge repetitions, because it's a song that plays a lot with repetition, while also being very changeable. It can expose a bridge and then change the last phrase when it's repeated, whether in lyrics, music, instruments, or by taking advantage of the resource of silence.

To close, we can talk about the song “Paris,” another melodic brutality, where art and fashion continue to play a leading role, although this song is much more relaxed and it is true that they seek to highlight the stage design and the models who star in the video. In a sense, it is a showcase for Alizzz because his music feels very present.

In this song, the verses feel more conventional, the chorus is repeated a lot, and there is no repetition in the bridges as there is in “Guerrera.” It's another clear demonstration of the creative possibilities that C. Tangana achieves with simplicity. In fact, this song seems more like a commercial for a perfume or a fashion show, which makes it very cool in my opinion, and I'm sure they did it with a similar intention.

I could talk for hours about these artists because they have practically infinite artistic and creative content, from which I seek or try to learn something new every day. I am a real fan of sound design, finding new sounds, polishing melodic details, etc.

As some of you may know, I am currently fully dedicated to my music project. Every day I record songs, and as soon as they are ready, I usually post them here. You can check out my channel or my latest songs “Todas las cosas que eres” and “Exquisito”.

I'm actually considering doing something similar with house music, since I recently published some experiments with that genre and I think they turned out pretty well, but I'm more inclined towards music with lyrics and melody.

Enjoy these works, friends.

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