Tajak begins a new stage with “El Ventanal”

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The group presents a new single and advances its next tour through Mexico.

Tajak is back with “The Window”, simple that marks the beginning of a new stage for the group made up of Coco Badan, Curved and Ñois. The song represents the return of the Mexican project after almost four years since the premiere of The shadow of the waterthe trio’s latest album released in October 2022.

With “The Window”the group originally from Ensenada, Baja California, presents a song with a contemplative atmosphere that creates an ethereal and introspective atmosphere through a slow rhythm. The piece stands out for preserving the sober and enveloping character that characterizes Tajaka band that has explored different sound possibilities in which guitars and experimentation play a central role.

Faithful to the essence that distinguishes them within shoegaze, psychedelia and noise, Tajak begins a new stage within the national experimental scene. Although the exact dates and locations have not yet been revealed, the group He announced that he will perform in different parts of Mexico as part of his next tour.

This way, Tajak prepares its return to the stage with new music that takes us into its sound universe, consolidating a proposal that in recent years has built its own identity within the Mexican independent scene.

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