1.

everything is here, it can be said that nothing is here, too -> instrumental, music, what is
missing? voice but it is replaced by baterry, strong armonic, sounfs like a n alarm
2. Vanishing point and whistle -> relaxing, chill, escalando, probando instrumentos
3. After image -> tranquilidad, ternura, sensibilidad
4. Esoteric -> chaotic, strong, full bateruy, intenso
5. Say it ain’t so -> good vibes, kinda soft and sad
6. It comes suddenly
7. It comes suddenly
8. It comes suddenly
9. It comes suddenly
10. It's fair you can not present him?
11. Go give him if you're gonna throw away
12. It's fair you can not present him?
13. Please give him if you are gonna throw away
14. Mind, mine
15. It comes suddenly
16. It comes suddenly
17. Now, now now
18. It comes suddenly
19. Meet again out there someday
20. We can see again out there someday
21. It comes suddenly
22. It comes suddenly
23. Now, now now
24. Meet again out there someday
25. We can see again out there someday
26. Now, now now
27. See again out there someday
28. Two moons -> robotic sounds like out of this world, accelerates creates hope and ends
smootjly with the same entonacion
29. “I can't hear Mosquiton anymore #1
30. “I can't hear Mosquiton anymore” = i am not young anymore

The older age group likely had trouble hearing the Mosquito because as we age, our
ability to hear high-pitched frequencies wanes. This process is called presbycusis, the
onset of which is sometimes observable in people as young as 18

31. “ last night” → calm, intrigue

32. “Goodbye” → nostalgia, sadness, solo
a sense of isolation and a difficulty in connecting with others. The speaker expresses
the feeling that no one truly understands them, leading to a decision to withdraw and
remain silent. The mention of everyone being a "mania in general" might suggest a
sense of disconnect or alienation from the world around them.
 33. “You go” → enthusiasm, hapiness
34. “Our next movement” → celebration
35. “Long tomorrow“→ hope and joy of the future

"For Long Tomorrow," an album that resonates with the ebb and flow of life's journey.

The aging process is evident in "I can't hear Mosquiton anymore," a poignant reminder

that time transforms our perceptions.

"Last Night" envelops us in a serene and calm env, inviting intrigue into the subtle

complexities of existence.

The somber notes of "Goodbye" evoke nostalgia and a solo voyage, reflecting on the

solitude that accompanies self-discovery.

In "You Go," the rhythm bursts with enthusiasm, echoing the sheer joy of pursuing one's

path.

"Our Next Movement" becomes a celebration, a harmonious convergence of

experiences.

"Long Tomorrow" crescendos with hope, painting a vivid picture of the joyous

anticipation for what lies ahead.