1) a hard, experime… Read Full Bio ↴There are 4 artists which go by the name of Pez:
1) a hard, experimental Rock trio from Argentina
2) an Australian Emcee from Melbourne
3) an emcee based in Plymouth, UK
4) a producer from Holland*.
5) an electro-popartist from Holland
6) experimental punk band from Gainesville, Fl.
1) Pez was formed in December 1993 by Ariel Minimal on Guitar and Voice, together with the Barbieri brothers (Poli on drums and Alez on bass). The project is a hard, experimental Rock trio that started to play on the Buenos Aires circuit in 1994. In September 1995 the band changed its formation with Franco Salvador taking charge of the drums and Iris Auteri of the bass. Their sound incorporates a variety of textures and styles, including tango, bossa nova, progressive rock and psychedelia. They also approached punk rock songs in an elaborate manner with the incorporation of Fósforo on the bass.
2) From the shadows of Melbourne’s hip-hop underground steps one of the brightest local talents to emerge in years – 24-year-old emcee Perry Chapman aka Pez – with his stunning debut album A Mind Of My Own.
The 14-track rap opus, signals a bold new direction for Australian hip-hop. In Pez’s world, bland boom-bap beats give way to accomplished musicianship; lackadaisical lyrics are eschewed in favour of accomplished songwriting; and typical themes of partying and self-promotion are replaced by sincere stories of unfulfilled dreams, childhood nostalgia, political disconnection and unconditional love.
Highlights on the album are many. Radio single 'Ain't Got Time' (featuring Tzu's Count Bounce) is a musical call-to-arms underpinned by an urgent guitar riff and heartfelt admissions from Pez about the bumpy road to success. 'These Days' (complemented by the gorgeous vocals of Blue King Brown backing singer Hailey Cramer) is an offbeat acoustic gem with flawless flows from a lyrically supercharged Pez. And the epic 'Lost' narrates the tragic tale of a misguided muso over pounding piano keys and pulsating drums.
And true to his reputation as one of Australia’s favourite mixtape emcees, longtime Pez fans will lap up the hilarious hijinks of 'The Festival Song', a tribute to the summer festival season, or 'I Wanna Go', which transports listeners back to 1994 on a sea of soulful strings.
Entirely produced by multi-instrumentalist Matik except for one musical gem from newcomer Raymes, and featuring musical contributions from members of Tzu, The Cat Empire, Blue King Brown, fellow Soulmate signee 360, Seth Sentry and Tys, A Mind Of My Own is sure to cement Pez as the definitive voice of Australian hip-hop’s next generation.
3) Pez is an emcee based in Plymouth, UK and is one half of Hip-Hop group Skrimshank, alongside producer Damo. He is affiliated with Innit Records and is currently working on new solo material, aswell as collaborations with other artists on the label.
4) Pez is a producer from Holland*.
5) Pez, also known as Pim Nugteren, recently released his first track 'At the club'. The video of the track has now over a 1000 views on youtube.
Pez is currently busy promoting his single and working on new material.
6) PeZ is a band from Gainesville, Fl playing psychedelic thrash/punk. For fans of Destruction Unit and Exit Order, but thrashier.
https://pezsociety.bandcamp.com/
La sin nombre
Pez Lyrics
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Si el desierto no es de nadie
No existe la gloria si no te rendís ante el amor
Todopoderoso y cruel, casi casi como un dios
Si al final no quedás ni en el aire
Y todo fue un sueño
Y ya se terminó
Y nadie te avisa que viene después
Soledad de aquel que parte
Sabiendo que ya no vuelve
La iglesia, la escuela, el banco y el cementerio al final
La iglesia, la escuela, el banco y el cementerio al final
Tanto cielo y mirá vos cómo te encerraste
Y nada fue un sueño
Y ya se terminó
¿de haberlo sabido hubieras hecho qué?
The first verse of Pez's song "La sin nombre" questions the point of planting flags in the desert when it doesn't belong to anyone. The lyrics suggest that there is no glory to be had without surrendering to love. The words "todopoderoso y cruel, casi casi como un dios" translates to all-powerful and cruel, almost like a god, and implies that despite the immense power one may possess, it means nothing if they are left with nothing in the end.
The second verse speaks to the loneliness one feels when departing, knowing they will never return. The mention of the church, school, bank, and cemetery at the end of the road suggests a journey that encompasses all aspects of life. The line "tanto cielo y mirá vos cómo te encerraste" translates to "so much sky, and look how you've locked yourself in," which could be interpreted as a critique of how we confine ourselves to societal norms and expectations.
Overall, the lyrics of "La sin nombre" seem to reflect on the transience of life and the insignificance of material possessions and power in the face of love and human connection.
Line by Line Meaning
¿Para qué plantar banderas?
Why bother asserting dominance when the desert belongs to no one?
Si el desierto no es de nadie
If the desert belongs to no one
No existe la gloria si no te rendís ante el amor
Glory cannot be achieved without surrendering to love
Todopoderoso y cruel, casi casi como un dios
All-powerful and cruel, almost like a god
Si al final no quedás ni en el aire
If in the end you disappear into thin air
Y todo fue un sueño
And it was all a dream
Y ya se terminó
And it's already over
Y nadie te avisa que viene después
And no one warns you what comes next
Soledad de aquel que parte
The loneliness of one who is leaving
Sabiendo que ya no vuelve
Knowing they won't return
La iglesia, la escuela, el banco y el cementerio al final
The church, the school, the bank, and the cemetery in the end
La iglesia, la escuela, el banco y el cementerio al final
The church, the school, the bank, and the cemetery in the end
Tanto cielo y mirá vos cómo te encerraste
With all this sky, and look at how you've confined yourself
Y nada fue un sueño
And nothing was a dream
Y ya se terminó
And it's already over
¿de haberlo sabido hubieras hecho qué?
If you had known, what would you have done?
Contributed by Keira G. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@diegocabrera5476
Hace 20 años que escucho Pez y este es uno de mis temas favoritos
Los vi en vivo hace poco y volvieron a tocar este tema!
@leoelias4469
creo que me llenaron el alma con este tema, necesitaba algo asi, algo que diga un poco de esa verdad o toda la verdad, algo que sienta, algo que te levante mil gracias !
@solesagredo
Fuimos a la presentación que hicieron los Pez del disco Hoy, en el Cacano Bar, en Mendoza. Al final del recital estaban los chicos de la banda saludando al público que los fué a ver y mi mujer -muy sincera ella- le dice a Fósforo que no le gustó el disco (Hoy), a lo que Fósforo le responde: escuchalo y decime dentro de un año qué te pareció. Terminamos comiendo un pancho a la salida bajo una intensa nevada (en pleno setiembre). Hoy por hoy, Hoy es el disco de Pez que más le gusta a mi mujer!!!
@saralighuengorchs6492
Es el disco mas amorosoooo
@terr4c0
@@saralighuengorchs6492 Tiene todo, temas hermosos que te ayudan a seguir adelante como Melodías Sanadoras y Hoy, temas con momentos de tensión como este mismo y La Verdad (Hermoso tema), y más belleza
@JoDelaNaNdoGanYela
la mejor banda de mundo !!!
@Cabe___
Gracias por tanto pez!
@Ledzeppelinach
uno de los mejores comentarios que vi en mi vida , te felicito loco. la clavaste en el angulo.
@MrAchtungbilly
La iglesia, la escuela, el banco y el cementerio al final, tanto cielo y mirá vos como te encerraste. No hay nada que decir, ni siquiera tiene nombre el tema porque la letra lo dice todo.
@DandelionVolta
No existe la gloria si no te rendís ante el amor!