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Tira Me A Las Aranas
Summary
Tira Me A Las Aranas works as a good introduction for the astounding Drunkship of Lanterns.
The String Quartet Tribute- The only version of the song I could find.
The Lyrics
There are no actual words or lyrics for this song. All I can really tell you is that the words are loosely translated to "Throw me to the spiders".
It doesn't seem to be a reference to what is happening to Cerpin at that exact moment, but more like a reference to his travel in the Intertiatic ESP where the spiders crawled all over him and went inside him.
The Music
The song starts with ambient noises that continue throughout the composition.
A western, almost banjo, sounding guitar comes in and twangs away at its little riff. Eventually (not too long, the song is only 1:29) some underwater echoes come into the scene, and in the last 3 seconds of the song, it builds into a climax.
I won't lie to you, this is definitely my least favorite song on the album. I just really don't feel that it sounds all that great. Luckily it is really short, and it does work great as an intro for the next song.
With that being said, let's continue to the Next Chapter of the Mars Volta Story.
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Tira Me A Las Aranas was supposed to be part of Drunkship of Lanterns. Because someone in charge-I forget who-wanted there to be more songs on the album,...
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