El Silencio Interior by Guitarra de Aventura
- Arashk Azizi

- Jul 31
- 3 min read
There’s a certain kind of music that doesn’t just entertain—it invites you to breathe, slow down, and reconnect with yourself. El Silencio Interior by Guitarra de Aventura is one such work. This four-track EP is a delicate and heartfelt exploration of stillness, emotion, and gentle movement. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not an ambient album, on the contrary it’s an album full of melodies, dance and percussion, it’s full of life. But it’s not a city life, it comes from nature, it feels very … human.
Built around the expressive voice of the guitar, the album layers subtle percussion, harmonica, and occasional environmental sounds to create an atmosphere that is both intimate and expansive. Rather than overwhelming the listener, the music opens a quiet space in which each note resonates fully. It’s an EP that feels less like a performance and more like a conversation between musicians, nature, and the listener.
The Inner Silence Unfolds
The album begins with “El Silencio Interior”, the title track and a perfect introduction to the EP’s mood. Its relaxed strumming and soft melodic lines are enriched by gentle bass accompaniment, while the harmonica occasionally weaves through as a countermelody. There’s a sense of openness here, as though the music is taking its time to greet you warmly before the journey begins.
“Sin Fronteras” follows, distinguished by its beautiful percussion section and the subtle sound of the sea in the background. The guitar carries a simple, elegant melody, while the harmonica plays a more prominent role, intertwining with the guitar’s phrases and enhancing the song’s gentle yet uplifting character.
The third track, “Rumba”, is perhaps the EP’s most vibrant moment and my favorite piece in the album. With its pop-flamenco style, it radiates warmth and charm. The guitar is particularly sentimental here, delivering an emotional, easy-listening quality while maintaining a bright and engaging rhythmic drive. It’s a piece that seems to smile as it plays.
The closing track, “Round Dance”, shifts gears with a more spirited, almost medieval dance-like feel. Strong percussion and a sharper guitar melody give it a lively character, following a minuet-and-trio form. The middle section—the “trio”—slows the pace, drops the percussion, and moves into a more reflective, dance-like tenderness before returning to the original theme. It’s a joyful and satisfying way to end the album.
Why This EP Resonates
What makes El Silencio Interior by Guitarra de Aventura so special is its balance of familiarity and freshness. The melodies feel timeless, yet they are presented with such sincerity and care that they become deeply personal. Each track offers a different shade of stillness—whether it’s the coastal calm of Sin Fronteras, the nostalgic warmth of Rumba, or the celebratory spirit of Round Dance. This is music that doesn’t demand attention but quietly earns it.
Final thoughts on El Silencio Interior by Guitarra de Aventura
El Silencio Interior is an album for moments when you want music to be more than background sound—when you want it to be part of your inner world. It’s warm, melodic, and quietly uplifting. Whether you’re a guitarist seeking inspiration, a lover of acoustic textures, or simply someone in need of a calming soundtrack for the day, this EP is a beautiful companion. In a world often too loud, El Silencio Interior reminds us that the most profound music can be found in moments of quiet.
Credits
Guitarra de Aventura
Label: MRPJ-Records
Composers:
Guido Käpernick, Gregor Schienemann (El Silencio Interior and Sin Fronteras)
Robin Pearson (Rumba)
John Duarte(Round Dance)
Recording Engineer: Guido Käpernick
Mixing Engineer: Stefan Noltemeyer
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