Mudras-Canciones de a dos
Mudras-Duets (2003) is Pedro's first record to be entirely dedicated to duets.
It includes some of his best collaborations to date. Some of them were originally released on the records of the respective artists, whilst others were especially recorded for this project.
The closing song is a very special version of The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows", recorded according to an idea John Lennon had in 1966, which could not be accomplished on the original session: to sing it suspended in the air, rotating. For that purpose, the group "De La Guarda" was contacted, and they provided their know-how of aerial technique. Recorded as a performance (audio and video at the same time), the special atmosphere of the event was brilliantly captured: 12 musicians playing in a circle while Pedro "flew over" them 20 feet high, singing the words based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
01 - Oración
con takamasa segi02 - Tres notas para decir te quiero
con vicente amigo03 - El beso
con eva ayllón04 - Amor de juventud
con gal costa05 - Subte
con vitor ramil06 - Reviens
con hugo fattoruso07 - Dejame entrar
con adrían iaies08 - J.C.
con lito epumer09 - Insensatez
con cecilia echenique10 - Farewell
(Amo el amor de los marineros)
con congreso11 - Romance de la luna tucumana
con mercedes sosa12 - En la sombra del agua
con alejandro filio13 - Mañana nunca sabe
(Tomorrow Never Knows)
con the void