De día, by Leonel Cejas

De día

by Leonel Cejas

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1.	Nene 06:24	buy track
2.	Atrás del sol 06:40	buy track
3.	Los diablos que quedan 06:58	buy track
4.	Once Catorce 05:27	buy track
5.	El día del arquero 05:42	buy track
6.	Reflexiva 06:36	buy track
7.	Miss Honey 04:45	buy track
8.	Indigno de esperanza 10:16	buy track

about

All compositions by Leonel Cejas except Los diablos que quedan, composed by Rodrigo Agudelo.
Produced by Rodrigo Agudelo.

(KUAI020)

credits

released April 6, 2015

Damien Poots: electric guitar
Rodrigo Agudelo: electric & accoustic guitar
Leonel Cejas: bass
Sebastián Stecher: drums

+ Rodrigo Domínguez: tenor & soprano sax on tracks 3 and 8

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Recorded on March 16th 2013 at Estudios ION, Buenos Aires
Recording Engineer: Pablo Acedo
Mixed and mastered by Nacho De La Riega at Estudio Bulo, Buenos Aires
Cover art: Gonzalo Gardiner (www.altera2.com.ar)

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Bio

He was born in Coronel Suarez, Buenos Aires province, in 1984.

He studied electric bass with Quique Ferrari and double bass with Jerónimo Carmona, Hernán Merlo, Juan Pablo Navarro and Mark Helias. He attended the Olavarría Provincial Conservatory, the Beriso School of Music and the jazz career at the "Manuel De Falla" Superior Conservatory.

In recent years he has recorded and played with many of the most renowned musicians on the scene in Buenos Aires such as Carlos Lastra, Rodrigo Domínguez , Carto Brandan, Ernesto Jodos, Francisco Lo Vuolo, Patricio Carpossi, Ramiro Penovi, Enrique Norris, Juan Pablo Arredondo , Pepi Taveira and Rodrigo Agudelo, among others.

Currently he is part of different projects among which are the Quartet of Carlos Lastra, Rodrigo Agudelo and La Salamanca, the group of Florencia Otero and that of Santiago Lacave.

As a soloist he has led his group since 2010, with which he has recorded two albums: “Sine Qua Non” (2011) and “De Día” (Kuai Music, 2013).