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With the aid of a relentlessly proficient 13-piece Cuban orchestra, Rodrigo y Gabriela reinvents its sound on Area 52, out Jan. 24. It utterly reconstructs their template, and morphs it into something worldlier, bigger, less formulaic and more surprising.
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Blindingly brilliant. What else should I have expected?
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first album was too.
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