Cuélebre - Dekam Kwennos

Band: Cuélebre
Album: Oinos
Genre: Medieval Pagan Folk
Country: Spain
Year: 2014
Order CD:
* www.artgatesrec...
* cuelebre.es/en/...
* [e-mail]
Websites:
* cuelebre.es/
* / folkcuelebre
* / oficialcuelebre
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Cuélebre seeks inspiration in the roots of the Iberian Peninsula and its mythology, showing votive lyrics based on deities of a pre-Roman origin. With a Celtiberian background universe, the music comes through a compendium of medieval instruments and atmospheric sounds, recreating pre-Christian rituals, converging life and death.
"Oinos" means "one" in Protoceltic..
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Members:
Yhandros Huergo (Hurdy-gurdy)
Gemma Alvarez (Tin whistle, Low Whistle, Harmonic Flute and Mandolin)
Margaret Seidler (Davul and Shaman Drum)
Paco Fernandez (Vocals, Guitar and Irish Bouzouki)
Marta Gálvez (Lead Voice)
Christyan Gens Goliae (Percussion and Computer)
The album has been recorded by Yhandros Huergo at Estudios Flich from Valencia, Spain and mixed, produced and mastered by Yhandros Huergo.
Photos by Edmundo Sáiz and Marina Tejeiro
The artwork has been designed by Edmundo Saiz (which previously worked with extreme metallers Noctem).
The CD cover shows a young woman on his back staring at the wide landscape that emerges in front of her. It's a faceless figure that well could be a resident of the Iron Age or early medieval, resting beside a hurdy gurdy. It is a scene of contemplation and rest but it holds the power of the gaze to the horizon and the expectation of what is yet to come, the beginning of a long path.
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Tracklist:
1. Fodder for the raven
2. Tigino
3. Amergin's chant
4. Dekam Kwennos
5. Kurgan
6. Immrama
7. Idisi
8. Ochlam
9. Durbed
10. Bosque y piedra
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Lyrics:
Oilam Erbam.x5
Oilam Erbam, Harase Oila
Oilam Erbam, dekam Broeneiae x4
Oilam Erbam, Harase Oila, dekam Kwennos.
Harase oila, dekam Broeneiae
Oila dekam, reve Aharacvi av
Ieate dekam, Bandi Haracvi av
Harase Oila, dekam Broeneiae
Harase Oila x10
Harase oila, dekam Broeneiae
Oila dekam, reve Aharacvi av
Ieate dekam, Bandi Haracvi av
Harase Oila, dekam Broeneiae
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[@datomekoshvili]

Celtic music :3

[@windswept23]

fantastic!

[@thehurdygurdyweeklyhgweekl8107]

sharing to #HGWeekly :)

[@masteranimal5536]

woooww i love it soo much :*

[@EuroukrX]

Does anyone knows in wich language are they singing?

[@EuroukrX]

Really interesting language and music, keep it up guys. Greetings from Ukraine.

[@polo443]

Many years later but might still be relevant! These guys are singing in a reconstructed version of the Celtiberian language, an ancient Celtic language spoken in what today is Spain during the iron age.