Palomo Palomo debuts with a tribute to Raymond Carver

Palomo Palomo debuts with the album “Will you please shut up please?“, an album of ten simple songs about the rage and challenges of a generation doomed to pessimism. The title comes from a story by the American writer Raymond Carverwhich gives name to one of its collections.

The album sounds like a garage, a garage made in Palomo’s own room, where songs with an aura of precariousness have emerged. Their lyrics talk about the street, the shared apartment, the public school classroom or the neighborhood business, and they declare their principles in a dirty but honest way.

The album leaves room for hope in songs like “Olivia, I hope you are well” and “El Castillo de Santa Bárbara”, for nostalgia in “Dorada y plataada” or “Mi Jesús”, and for criticism in “No estars Feliz” and “James Gandolfini”.