Cuélebre Spain
Looking for an archaic sound in the Medieval-Folk,
Cuélebre seeks inspiration in the roots of the Iberian
Peninsula and its mythology. With a Celtiberian background universe, the music comes through a compendium of medieval instruments and atmospheric sounds, recreating pre-Christian rituals, converging life and death.
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