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Que Dios Te Maldiga Mi Corazon

Que Dios Te Maldiga Mi Corazon

by The Mars Volta

Label(s): Clouds Hill

Released: 04/21/2023 (LP & cCD)

Recorded: 2022

Length: 44:45

Location: Los Angeles, New York City

Available Releases (CD/Vinyl/etc)

Worldwide Cassette • Album • 2022
Clouds Hill (CH300)
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Kinetic Edition (exclusively through Clouds Hill). Embossed art with gold plating 1 cassette in transparent jewel case. Includes unlimited streaming...
Worldwide Vinyl • LP, Album, Stereo • 2022
Clouds Hill (CH300)
Barcode: 4250795605218
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Includes 4 page booklet with, lyrics, liner notes, and credits
Worldwide CD • Album • 2022
Clouds Hill (CH300)
Barcode: 4250795605270
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Kinetic edition exclusive to Clouds Hill. Released in a 4-panel Digipak with gold foil on the front cover.
Worldwide File • FLAC, Album • 2022
Rodriguez Lopez Productions (none)
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Breaking a decade of omertà, The Mars Volta reawaken from their lengthy hiatus with an eponymous album that radically reshapes their paradigm. The ne...
Worldwide Vinyl • LP, Album, Stereo • 2022
Clouds Hill (CH300)
Barcode: 4250795605218
2140 have 279 want
Kinetic Edition (exclusively through Clouds Hill) - Gold foiled outer sleeve with embossed art - Black vinyl - Lined inner sleeve - Printed folder Ab...
Russia CD • Album, Unofficial Release • 2022
Clouds Hill (2) (CH300)
Barcode: 4250795605225
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Packaged in a standard, clear jewel case with transparent tray and 12 page booklet.
File • FLAC, Album, Stereo • 2022
Clouds Hill (none)
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Digital download at [url=https://discogs.com/label/551731]Qobuz.com[/url]
Worldwide CD • Album, Stereo • 2022
Clouds Hill (CH300), Rodriguez Lopez Productions (CH300)
Barcode: 4250795605225
620 have 81 want
Issued in a 4-panel Digipak with clear tray and 16-page booklet.

Tracklist

  1. Blacklight Shine
  2. Graveyard Love
  3. Shore Story
  4. Blank Condolences
  5. Vigil
  6. Que Dios Te Maldiga Mi Corazon
  7. Cerulea
  8. Flash Burns From Flashbacks
  9. Palm Full of Crux
  10. No Case Gain
  11. Tourmaline
  12. Equus 3
  13. Collapsible Shoulders
  14. The Requisition

Credits

Art Direction: Alma L. Zayas
Coordinator [Production Coordinator]: Stu Gili-Ross
Design: Adán Guevara, Alma L. Zayas
Edited By: Matthew Neighbour
Engineer: Chris Common, Jon Debaun, Luis Baque, Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez
Lacquer Cut By: Heino Leja
Layout: Adán Guevara
Lyrics By, Written By [Vocal Melodies]: Cedric Bixler-Zavala
Management: Raw Power Management
Mastered By [Mastered For Vinyl]: Chris von Rautenkranz
Mixed By: Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez
Musician [Additional Musicians]: Daniel Diaz Rivera, Leo Genovese
Performer [These Compositions Were Performed By The Mars Volta Group]: Cedric Bixler-Zavala, Eva Gardner (2), Marcel Rodriguez-Lopez, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, Willy Rodriguez (3)
Producer, Written-By, Arranged By, Directed By: Omar Rodriguez-Lopez

Notes

Kinetic Edition (exclusively through Clouds Hill)
- Gold foiled outer sleeve with embossed art
- Black vinyl
- Lined inner sleeve
- Printed folder

About the matrix/runout: CH298 The Mars Volta is handwritten (etched) and the rest is stamped.
Although the catalog number is ch300, it is indeed ch298 on the matrix.

Identifiers

Barcode: 4250795605218
Label Code: LC 19061
Matrix / Runout: CH298 The Mars Volta BL59906-01 A1 HL (Runout side A)
Matrix / Runout: CH298 The Mars Volta BL59906-01 B2 HL (Runout side B)
Rights Society: ASCAP

Videos

The Mars Volta - Blacklight Shine (Official Video)
The Mars Volta - Graveyard Love (Official Video)
Shore Story
All release and variant data is courtesy of Discogs.com.

A few months after their self-titled seventh album announced the return of Omar Rodríguez-López and Cedric Bixler-Zavala as The Mars Volta, the group present a potent reimagining of that reunion opus. Much more than a simple “unplugged” reading of The Mars Volta’s 14 songs, this acoustic rendition furthers the mission of the source music, which drew into sharper focus the traditional Latin influences that have always inspired their music. This is, says Rodríguez-López, The Mars Volta’s version of a “folk record”, tracing the melodies and rhythms of the parent album back to their traditional Caribbean roots and challenging listeners to hear the group in an entirely new light.