The CD and DVD collect Parra’s most popular material. Some of pieces composed by Parra, such as ‘Van for the aire’. In other cases, Parra reconstructed traditional songs from various parts of Spain and gave them new life. Although he sings most of his material in Spanish (Castilian), such as ‘Bolero de Algodre’, he also celebrates other languages spoken in Spain. He uses Catalan in ‘El silenci d’estimar’ and Basque in ‘Ama Zeuriak’. The title of the album celebrates 10 years of travel with the band throughout the roads of Spain
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Parra is also interested in opening a discussion about what traditional music is and how it should be made. For Eliseo Parra, folklore is popular knowledge. It is the study of wearing apparel, the building of houses, gastronomy… and of traditional music, which is "what I make," says Parra. Folk music is not a part of a static world, standing in time, something that needs to be maintained untouched. "We cannot continue making things the way they were made before. Not only because we are different, or we have some different knowledge, but because that whole knowledge is taken out of context in this society."
