TRIANA - Quiero contarte REACTION | Metal Head DJ Reacts

[@commendatore9001]

I'm from Seville, a city of the Triana group. The singer was born in Calle Feria, in the Macarena neighborhood. He died in 1983 while going to a charity performance due to rains and floods in Bilbao (northern Spain). That solidarity musical performance ended, and on the way back in his car, at a crossroads, the accident happened. He didn't die instantly, no, he arrived at the hospital conscious but having left the musical keyboard in the back seat of his Citroen Bx, he hit the musical keyboard. The group no longer acted according to a secret pact between them. Then the musician who played the drums 20 years later wanted to recover the group that the former guitarist (the man in the orange shirt) never wanted, that the group return with the name Triana or its members because of that secret pact signed between them, but there are no documents of it. For me, a citizen of Seville, the city of the Triana group, it has been the greatest example of Andalusian rock. Today is the public holiday of the region of Andalusia (28 febrero)

[@TheKillogicEffect]

I have been learning more and more of how Spain is laid out through its incredible music! Such an amazing culture rich with art and music! I'm looking forward to learning more about all the amazing music from region to region!

[@pitraque]

The best music band in Spain history by far

[@TheKillogicEffect]

I can see why! I really love their sound looking forward to checking out more!

[@audiovideando1592]

I believe Triana was inspired by the Pink Floyd song "Set the controls for the heart of the sun". They must have thought: if these guys can make this fussion with arabic music, we can do it with flamenco. Actually, their first hit "Abre la Puerta" (from january 1975, some months before PF released "Wish you were here) has some reminiscence of that early Floyd music. They also have some King Crimson vibes, as well as from some other bands of the time.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely! I believe I mentioned King Crimson in another video I just did about Triana, I really love their mix of sounds and how it all comes together!

[@josebarrax1]

Simplemente los mas grandes

[@gorgojopedrolo76]

Triana es lo mejor de lo mejor. Felicidades por descubrirlo 👍🏼

[@toniluz6923]

Triana, el lago, especial😊

[@ricardomartinguerrero3814]

Triana, a legendary band that does not stand still in time, new generations continue to enjoy their great creations. For me the two most progressive albums are: Hijos del Agobio and Sombra y Luz. El Patio It is undoubtedly a masterpiece that is difficult to label in a particular style, although with influences, it covers so much that one could speak of a new style.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely! I am going to be checking out more from them for sure!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely! I am going to be checking out more from them for sure!

[@joseantoniogonzalez1683]

The drummer’s name was Juan Jose Palacios nicknamed Tele. And the flammable shirt guitarist, the only one still alive Eduardo Rodriguez Rodway. The track title is Quiero Contarte from the album Sombra y luz.

[@caballomorisco]

Triana will give you many joys, different sensations with each song

[@joseantonioojedaariza9040]

triana, abre la puerta , magistral..

[@carlostano]

Ooohhh!! I'm so excited to watch this!! I have been thinking about writting you and proposing this group for some time, glad you arrived at it anyhow! Next one should be "Abre la puerta", you'll love it!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

I'm glad you enjoyed it as much as I did I'm looking forward to checking out more of them thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it and I will be checking that out for sure!!!!

[@carlostano]

@@TheKillogicEffect of course I did!! This is my father's favourite group. I spent my childhood listening to their cassettes on the road trips. :) Great channel man!! Keep it up.

[@arturocasadoortiz18]

Thank you very much for your reaction. Triana is my favorite progressive rock band or group. ❤❤❤ I really liked his reaction, for appreciating Triana's good work. I would like to see more reactions from you from Triana, such as: The Day has arrived. Thank you very much and greetings from Spain, Europe.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

It is a pleasure to learn about such an incredible band! They remind me of music my parents used to listened to when I was young like Blind Faith and Traffic and other band from that era! They were way ahead of their time in a lot of ways! I will be looking into and making more videos about this band for sure!

[@arturocasadoortiz18]

@@TheKillogicEffect Thank you very much for your reply. They listened to groups like Chicago, for example, and I think very possibly others like Black Sabath, integrating all of this into more traditional Spanish music. Those you cite must surely also have been a source of these great revolutionary American musicians. Thank you once again and I will be attentive to your reactions, you seem to me to be a person with a lot of "ear" (here we call him elf) and great musical ability and experience. A big hug 😇

[@cristalerialaveguilla5317]

Me gusta mucho la mirada que tienes hacia todo tipo de música.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you, I try to appreciate and take inspiration for music of all types! It is also a great way to learn about different cultures!

[@PolHesher]

BRUTAL! You're right when you say that they have certain influence from prog bands, but in an interview they said they were doing the music they really felt and they didn't have anything to do with anglo-saxon - American or British - styles, there's where you find this music familiar in a strange way. They were doing Sevillian Rock, far from other Spanish groups who were really influenced by foreign music and adapting their styles to the mainstream. Triana stayed away from those influences and dug into their own nature, let's say flamenco, but they're not flamenco either. They are Triana. Greetings! 🤘

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Greetings! Yeah I really dig their sound! I should have been more clear when I was talking about influence because I meant that bands in the states probably got influence from them. The only reason I put them in the Flamenco playlist is because of the Flamenco elements but you are correct that they are not an actual Flamenco style band. I am really looking forward to hearing more from the wealth of music they have left for us to enjoy and be inspired by!

[@PolHesher]

@@TheKillogicEffect Thanks for your reply. You're absolutely right including them into Flamenco! Triana never despised the genre, on the contrary, they settled the basis to a new sub-genre: Rock Andaluz. In fact they could fit in any list from the 60's-70's or 80's: prog, psychedelic, some pop, symphonic rock... Always learning from those who were first, but sieving the essence and composing new horizons for people who, unfortunately, had to live under a dictatorship - but that's another story-. Let me observe that you're in the right direction! Great this channel of yours, congrats.

[@labird1994]

Hello , wonderful Triana 👏🏻🎸🎹 thank you amazing !! 👍👌🇪🇸

[@inaciocarrere5215]

Triana, spanish proud❤💛♥️

[@rosadotoraguirre1862]

Que recuerdos, escuchando a Triana en la playa de los Caños con cigarros de la risa, que libres eramos

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Feel free to post any links you think would be best. I am having trouble finding some of these requests for Triana and I would love to see them! I love the sound of this band and want to learn more about them!

[@albertopinedaorozco2048]

Si. Yo también recuerdo, imborrables en mi memoría, noches de verano, en la playa, junto al mar en mi Andalucía. Donde escuchábamos a Triana, o nos juntábamos con dos o tres guitarras, fumando de esos "cigarritos risueños". Tocando. También escuchábamos mucho el grupo Alameda. A mí desde siempre, el tema de Triana que más me ha gustado es "En el Lago"

[@Francisco-qq5mv]

Heramos con H jijiji

[@albertopinedaorozco2048]

Banda sonora de mi adolescencia, a finales de los años '70 del pasado siglo XX. Grandes Triana !!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

They have such an iconic sound of the era for sure!

[@olgaruizz]

Triana is a neighborhood in Seville city. Many women are also called by that name. Triana is pronounced like this: 'Tri' = treat, without the final t. 'ana' as is. I love your smile

[@Ravbit]

I'm sevillian, south of the Spain, Andalucía and this band too, it was show me for my father, i was young in that moment but with time i could understand this kind of magic 😂😂😂. Sorry for my english man

[@TheKillogicEffect]

So much amazing music comes from that area in general I have noticed!

[@paquitoellinarense1788]

Magnífico tu canal, hacía mucho tiempo que no escuchaba a Triana, maravilloso rock andaluz. Un abrazo amigo

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Greetings! These guys are amazing I'm looking forward to learning and hearing more from them!

[@Synthcronized]

Only an open minded person, like you, is interested to learn about different styles. I love Triana, they are very important for the Spanish rock culture. I will recommend you a modern prog/rock band also from Spain. They are: Derby Motoreta's Burrito Cachimba, song “Gitana”. I know it’s a complicated name 😂. I think that you would like. Greetings from Spain.

[@Synthcronized]

I forgot to tell you I prefer the live version. If you want search for “Gitana (the furious sessions)” 😉

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Greetings and thank you! They have such an awesome mix of incredible sounds! I love the way it all comes together. I can see how listening to them could get very addictive! I am looking forward to hearing more from them! Its sad they are no more but they left so much amazing music behind that is a very big piece of rock history that needs to be recognized and shared with as many people as possible!!!!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you I will check that out!!!

[@Synthcronized]

@@TheKillogicEffect you’re wise sir!

[@alonsoisla579]

From the same time as Triana is the band Bloque from my hometown of Santander. It's progressive rock and they only released 4 albums, but they are very different and recommended. Parallel guitars in the purest Allman Brothers Band style, you will surely like them. There is also the band Mediterráneo from Alicante with their first two very interesting progressive rock albums; Estrechas calles de Santa Cruz and Tabarca. Greetings from Spain.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Greetings and thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it! I have really been enjoying learning about all the incredible music from Spain!

[@Chordytex]

Triana The best

[@ManuelGomez-bg8jn]

Thank so much🤩🤩

[@raullujan8765]

Este gran grupo estaba adelantado a su época, e igual que muchos músicos superdotados( cliff burton etc) ,después de una desgracia nos dejaron en este mundo con su gran obra

[@TheKillogicEffect]

That is the beauty of music, it goes on and lives forever far beyond the life of the people who make it!

[@kukurucho5353]

Triana fue algo liberador en una época en que nos quitábamos el corsé de la dictadura. Ellos y otros. Pero no hubo muchos que tomaran la vía de la música progresiva y aún menos que fuesen tan creativos como Triana. De los primeros que oí fusionando ese quejío del flamenco con música progresiva. Que pena que ese grupo no pudiera haber estado 10 años más. Nos hubiesen dejado temas aun más impresionantes que los que nos dejaron. Como siempre, un diez a tu análisis.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you I really appreciate it! They were really ahead of their time! I'm gonna be digging into a lot more from them!

[@tomh3542]

@@TheKillogicEffect No fueron los primeros, fueron los mejores sí, pero los cheyenes y los pekeniques en algunos de sus temas y gong y smash azuzando la mezcolanza primitiva del Rock progresivo o sinfónico y el flamenco ya avanzaba por donde iban los tiros.

[@ricardomartinguerrero3814]

La canción “Rumor" refleja muy bien eso que dices. Y a todos nos llegó esos tiempos de cambio, como una bocanada de aire fresco, en un ambiente donde blanco y negro comenzaba a teñirse de color. Triana aportó eso a nuestros corazones.

[@pablolazaromartinez3541]

Love It,!!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Some pretty awesome stuff without a doubt!

[@ManuelB-yu1ze]

Rock andaluz hermano 👌😉, saludos desde Andalucía

[@CroquetaNinjaTV]

That´s really a mithic flamenco-rock group! pretty nice. MAybe you´ll also interessted in this one: "El Barrio - El Primavera"

[@manuelcv2022]

Medina Azahara also its a great flamenco rock band

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it and I will be checking them out for sure!!!

[@evam9526]

The shirt is very flammable! 😅😅 The 70s fashion.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Absolutely! Dont get close to an open flame!😂

[@pablolazaromartinez3541]

The "I" sounds like an "E', my friend! 👍🏽😎

[@ricardomartinguerrero3814]

On KZbin you can find a video where the staging is entirely by Emerson Lake & Palmer. It is a live recording on television, the sound is not good, although the song is great. Luminosa Mañana It's the song

[@arcanomelk]

Qué recuerdos de juventud.... Admirable este trio, lástima la prematura desaparición de Jesús De la Rosa, magnífica voz y alma del grupo (sin desmerecer al resto). Saludos a la gente de habla española y a todos los admiradores de la música de España.

[@jebrengl]

listen to "abre la puerta" or "En el lago" in my opinion one of their best songs

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you for the suggestions I really appreciate it and I will check those out for sure!!!

[@robertocabezali147]

Nea Flamenco Experimental - Oiga Usted / Nea Flamenco Experimental kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoDGYX1orbCCpJo

[@JorgeSM8]

🙌🏻

[@alonsoisla579]

Sr, Troncoso and En el lago are the best songs. Try it. Greetings from Spain.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you for the suggestions I really appreciate it and I will be checking those out for sure! I really dig their sound!

[@raullujan8765]

Tu frialdad ,reaciona a esa canción gracias

[@juanmillancerero6884]

La guitarra de doble cuello la toca Enrique Carmona “ El cabeza”

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Its way cool I want one!!! Love the way he plays from a kind of lead on bass to a lead on guitars, its some really impressive stuff!!!

[@rafaeljimenezmartin9003]

buenos dias,gracias por tú reaccion,amo Triana,peo te diria que los directos que se conservan de este grupo no son de buena calidad de audio,mejor buscarlos directamente de los vinilos ,cd de los albunes originales,muchas gracias,saludos.

[@rafaeljimenezmartin9003]

reacciona a "ELBICHO" la cancion,"La toba",un saludo.

[@rafaeljimenezmartin9003]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJ-vd5qqoNd6sLcsi=R282jrfoi2sNEfSG

[@rafaeljimenezmartin9003]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIK0cqFti6d9orcsi=N267rbciYl6-7860

[@NilleySsir]

¿Has escuchado a Toti Soler..?

[@Chordytex]

Please reaction Camilo sexto Getsemani live 1976.

[@angelmcantero2590]

Dave Holland & Pepe Habichuela - Hands (Fandango de Huelva). kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYDUgK16pM2dd6csi=qagbtocMuKokdqrP

[@angelmcantero2590]

Fandangos de Huelva/Niño de Pura. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYitm5-Lfr95hNEsi=-wsiA3abjND1rIUL

[@angelmcantero2590]

El Niño Miguel- Fandangos de Huelva kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHmxn4FjjNFnepYsi=2prFuBMtU1zIaKpi

[@evam9526]

They were totally not in their time... this is the early 70s. They were unique, and nobody had that style. Notice the Spanish guitar in a rock band!!

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Yeah I love the mix of instruments and styles! They were way ahead of their time! Its to bad things ended up the way they did, I think they would have had a big influence on music in general!

[@RicardoPiqueras]

Vente a España primo Killogic! Esto también es muy conocido aquí kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYS0c5uPhpeaps0&start_radio=1&rv=wYZZme-6lac

[@NilleySsir]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6GreaZ8irKohqM

[@Jacintorro74]

Otro grupo q cre q t gustaria es Medina Azahara,un tema:Todo tiene su fin,por empezar con alguno.Tambien rock progresivo de finales 70/80.

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Thank you for the suggestion I really appreciate it and I will check them out!!!

[@CarlosJimenez-pj6dx]

Abre la puerta de triana

[@TheKillogicEffect]

Really loving what I am hearing!