Jaime L. Pantaleón – La Ley del Sí CD

Jaime L. Pantaleón – La Ley del Sí CD

"Extensive and polyhedral, the artistic career of Jaime L. Pantaleon, Musician with a capital E, is, on its surface, a diamond that has been meticulously cut with as many facets as a fly's eye, counting that diamond inside with a engine fueled by curiosity and an irrepressible, much appreciated sense of adventure.

Those fuels are scarce in today's music scene, but Jaime L. Pantaleón has an apparently inexhaustible reserve that he has used, at one time or another in the last two decades, to spread movement to 12twelve, Atleta, Bélmez, Lords of Bukkake, Cuzo, Massa Fosca or La estrella de David, groups with which he has toured independent pop, unorthodox jazz, obscurantist hard rock and psychedelia with and without denomination of origin, among other styles to which his iridescent guitar has widened and discovered new paths that perhaps, if there is luck, others will follow.

While we find out if that happens, Jaime L., following the direction indicated by his internal compass, is launching a new project these days that no one, based on his previous credentials, could have anticipated. Always in love with the melodic song of Pan-American substrate, Pantaleon has put himself in charge of a project that combines the elegant sensibility of the great singers of yesteryear with a clearly modern pulse and nerve.

Jaime L.'s songs look at the strength and romanticism that were common currency decades ago and bring them to our disbelieving present to remind us of the perennial greatness of knowing how to love and knowing how to forget, the heroic daily courage of bearing the burden of affection. unrequited, the importance of the internal forum in times as trivial as these. The warmth of wood against the sterile coldness of plastic.

Jaime L. reveals himself to us in his new adventure, in his new songs, as a romantic without irony. And that is called having courage. His is the sound of truth, and living as we do in an age of marrowless mystification, I can think of no more valuable gift."  - Jesus Brotons