Dura Cal\u00e1 do it again: they take poetry, get it dirty in the street and give it back to the world with the grit that only the sons of the Madrid night have. “Reyerta”,<\/em> their new single, is a fierce and luminous tribute to Federico Garc\u00eda Lorca<\/strong>, a poem that comes alive under the spotlight, between sharp guitars and a voice that beats like a heart on fire.<\/p>\n\n After their celebrated previews “La Macarena”<\/em> and “T\u00edo Pepe”,<\/em> the Madrilenians confirm with this third single that they are not a promise: they are present and dangerous. “Reyerta”<\/em> is an emotional outburst that combines Lorca’s words with the electricity of a band that breathes authenticity.<\/p>\n\n “Lorca lives in every syllable of this poem,” they explain. And listening to it, one can only agree with them: the song smells of gunpowder, of verse, of life. <\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n Turning a poem into rock is no easy task. But Dura Cal\u00e1 do it naturally: they turn lyricism into alley, metaphor into rhythm, tragedy into celebration. “Reyerta”<\/em> sounds as if Federico went down to the rehearsal room in Vallecas and started improvising with them. <\/p>\n\n The result is a song that vibrates between rawness and beauty, with guitars that bite, a bass that drags asphalt dust and a voice that recites with the same intensity with which it hits. It is a cry against oblivion, a song to life from the wound. <\/p>\n\n Born out of Madrid’s bustling nightlife, Dura Cal\u00e1<\/strong> is made up of six musicians who have experienced a thousand stages and bars, street musicians with a diploma in life. They met in the rehearsal rooms of the capital and decided to create a project “honest and faithful to its roots”. <\/p>\n\n With only one EP they have managed to sell out<\/em> their first concerts and sign with Calaverita Records<\/strong> and the Bola 9<\/strong> agency, where they share the stage with ZOO<\/strong>, Los Chicos del Ma\u00edz<\/strong> or Riot Propaganda<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n Their sound mixes rumba, rock, funk and stoner<\/strong> in what they call “macarreo madrile\u00f1o”:<\/em> music without complexes, with traditional DNA, neighborhood heart and combative spirit.<\/p>\n\n “Reyerta”<\/em> is not only a tribute to Lorca; it is also a declaration of principles. The band vindicates poetry, the street and artistic freedom as trenches in which to continue resisting. <\/p>\n\n Dura Cal\u00e1 transforms Lorca’s legacy into a living piece, full of emotion and muscle, which proves that poetry and rock are still weapons of the future.<\/p>\n\n Next Friday, October 10,<\/strong> Dura Cal\u00e1 will present “Reyerta”<\/em> live at the San Nicasio Festivities<\/strong> (Legan\u00e9s, Madrid), sharing the bill with Medina Azahara<\/strong>, Desastre<\/strong> and Peteneras<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n If the song already burns in the studio, live it promises to become an electric ritual.<\/p>\n\n\n
\n\nFrom Lorca to the “macarreo madrile\u00f1o”.<\/h2>\n\n
\n\nDura Cal\u00e1: the new face of the neighborhood<\/h2>\n\n
\n\nA tribute and a statement of intent<\/h2>\n\n
\n\nNext date: San Nicasio Festivities<\/h2>\n\n
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