Gaia II: La Voz Dormida
Gaia II: La Voz Dormida is a 2005 album by Spanish folk metal group Mägo de Oz. It is a continuation of Gaia, in which Azaak is captured by the Spanish Inquisition and awaits her execution.
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| Released | 14 November 2005[1] | |||
| Genre | Folk metal | |||
| Length | 1:48:53 | |||
| Label | Locomotive Music | |||
| Producer | Big Simon | |||
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The subtitle La voz dormida refers to a novel by Dulce Chacón about a group of women imprisoned during the Spanish Civil War.
Disc one
- "Volaverunt Opus 666" – 4:25
- "La voz dormida" (The sleeping voice) (melody of first and second verses based on the chorus of the song "Guardians" from Helloween) – 9:58
- "Hazme un sitio entre tu piel" (Make me a place in your skin) – 4:54
- "El poema de la lluvia triste" (The poem of the sad rain) – 7:52
- "El callejón del infierno" (Hell's alleyway) – 5:57
- "El paseo de los tristes" (The walkway of the sad) – 5:20
- "La posada de los muertos" (The inn of the dead) – 4:44
- "Desde mi cielo" (From my heaven) – 6:20
- "En nombre de Dios" (In the name of God) (melody based on "Gates of Babylon" by Rainbow) † - 7:04
† Special Edition CD release only.
Disc two
- "Incubos y súcubos" – 0:36 (Incubi and succubi)
- "Diabulus in Música" – 4:44 (Diabolus in musica)
- "Mañana empieza hoy" - 5:35 (Tomorrow begins today) [melody based on Hymn by Ultravox] †
- "El Príncipe de la dulce pena" – 1:35 (The prince of the sweet sorrow)
- "Aquelarre " – 9:03 (Coven)
- "Hoy toca ser feliz " – 4:19 (Today we get to be happy) - music from Starman by David Bowie
- "Creo (La Voz Dormida-Parte II)" – 5:15 (I believe (The sleeping voice part II))
- "La Cantata del Diablo – Missit me Dominus" – 21:11 (The Devil's Cantata – Missit me Dominus) [includes an incrustation of "The Edge of Darkness" by Iron Maiden]
† Special Edition CD release only.
Additional members
- Víctor García and Leo Jiménez – Additional vocals on "La Cantata del Diablo (Missit me dominus)"
Sequel
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