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FINALLY!!! Here it is!!! Our third song is a bit more complex than the ones before (or so was the process...) and it features Carlos Ordoñes (guitar), co-founder of Vil Condena and Histrión
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I can hear the echo of a voice
that tears me apart inside.

I can barely see through all the noise
it comes and goes, back and forth
Dreadful, violent and crimson too.
The stillness makes me sick.
How can we breath this dead air?

The gray days, the way we lose ourselves.
It’s a shame this is all that’s left.

Death has gazed upon us
and I have looked into her wide black eyes.
You will get used to the indifference
and the way things make no sense.

Nobody cares until it hurts
and nobody cares until their turn.

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from Wide Black Eyes (2016), track released April 13, 2016
Elisa = Voices, vocal arrangements and lyrics.
Mino = Bass, sequences, keyboards.

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Hetaira Decrépita Mexico

A mexican project, usually labeled as a darkwave band. The inspiration behind Hetaira Decrépita lies in the sight of a ravenous society disintegrating: The mechanical dehumanization that we allow to happen and the depth of every emotion and experience; It is born from a hunger to purify the soul of its hopelessness and as a resistance to anguish through the catharsis of creation. ... more

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