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The Crying Of Tlaloc (Isolated Vocals)

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El Llanto de Tlaloc - OMEworld- Isolated Vocals

En la cultura Mexica, Tlaloc, néctar de la Tierra o ‘aquel que hace brotar’, era la representación del agua, fecundadora de la tierra.
Lluvia, truenos, rayos, granizo, inundaciones y hasta sequías, eran atribuidas a Tlaloc, quien se encargaba de proveer o destruir las cosechas de este gran pueblo.

Existe una leyenda, que cuenta que los días previos a la conquista de México, cayó una lluvia lenta, amarga y triste… “El llanto de Tlaloc…”

Disfruta de la versión vocal de ‘El Llanto de Tlaloc’ de nuestro álbum ‘Aztecas Mitos y Leyendas: Un Concierto Narrado por OMEworld’ y al mismo tiempo admira la impactante portada hecha por Polaris Castillo.

“… Agua que brotaba del cielo cual lágrimas hirientes acariciaban las mejillas del pueblo Mexica… Como un despido, derramó sus lagrimas, lloraba por México.
Un llanto acallado, triste y solemne, que se dijo permaneció por siempre en los corazones de aquellos quienes lo vivieron…”
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In the Mexica culture, Tlaloc, nectar of the Earth or ‘he who makes things sprout’ was the representation of water and fertilizing land.

Rain, thunder, lightning, hail, floods and even droughts, were attributed to Tlaloc, who was responsible for providing or destroying the crops of this great civilization.

There is a beautiful and nostalgic legend that says that the days prior to the Spanish conquest of Mexico, from the heavens, fell a slow, sad and painful rain... It was “The crying of Tlaloc.”

Delight on the Isolated Vocal tracks of ‘The Crying of Tlaloc’ from our album ‘Aztec Myths & Legends: A Narrated Concert by OMEworld’ & enjoy the breathtaking cover art.

“…Water, slowly pouring from the sky like hurtful tears, caressed the cheeks of the Mexica people… As a final farewell, he wept... He wept for Mexico.
A mournful, somber and solemn cry that was said to remain forever in the hearts of those who lived it…”

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released August 5, 2021

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OME means ‘two’ in Nahuatl. Inspired by the myths, legends and legacy of the mystical Aztec civilization, OMEworld combines operatic, ethnic and ethereal voices, with vocal harmonies, electronic sounds, Pre-Hispanic instruments and orchestral elements. Celebrating the greatness of the Aztecs taken by the hand of beautiful stories, powerful sounds & enchanting melodies into the modern world.
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