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Puput - Cocanha (Vinyl)
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Puput - Cocanha (Vinyl). Puput, what a funny name for a bird. It's the Occitan name for the hoopoe, a bird with a long, graceful, slightly arched beak, an erectile hoopoe, a harlequin back and a jerky, bounding flight. We chose it for its subversive power. It questions our misogyny and our relationship with the social norm. Pagans.
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Puput - Cocanha (Vinyl)
Puput, what a funny name for a bird.
It's the Occitan name for the hoopoe, a bird with a long, graceful, slightly arched beak, an erectile hoopoe, a harlequin back and a jerky, bounding flight. We chose it for its subversive power. It questions our misogyny and our relationship with the social norm.
Pagans.
Also available on CD here
The band:
Cocanha (cants polifonics a dançar)
Caroline Dufau / Maud Herrera / Lila Fraysse – vocals / percussion
Team who worked on the PUPUT album:
Artistic direction / recording / mixing: Raül Refree
Mastering: Alex Psaroudakis
Drawing: Rodín Kaufmann
Graphic design: Jean-Marc Saint-Paul
Titles:
1. Suu camin de Sent Jacques
2. Cotelon
3. Colorina de ròsa
4. Quauque còp
5. Dos branlaboièrs
6. Janeta
7. La sovenença
8. La femna d'un tambor
9. Lo castèl rotge
10. Au son deu vriulon
11. Bèth aubre
12. Los aucèls
13. Quauque còp (version polifonica)
Extract:
"Ont as amagat mon cotelon morron
Diga-me se ton còs garda un cotèl pichon
Oh morron quilha-te fai me un poton
E paupa paupa cap a l'aucelon"
Vinyle-3760231769264
Data sheet
- Type
- Vinyle
- Year
- 2020
- Duration
- 13 titles - 42 min
- Language
- occitan (Languedoc)
- Distributor
- Pagans
- Label
- Dardalh
Specific References
- EAN13
- 3760231769265
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Puput - Cocanha (Vinyl). Puput, what a funny name for a bird. It's the Occitan name for the hoopoe, a bird with a long, graceful, slightly arched beak, an erectile hoopoe, a harlequin back and a jerky, bounding flight. We chose it for its subversive power. It questions our misogyny and our relationship with the social norm. Pagans.