MEDIA

We focus on the question of human behavior and ask ourselves: Could it be that the system manipulates us in some way? We observed that the system needs a behavioral model or it could not work.

And the system is being written by a group of perversely ambitious beings who seek to obtain the maximum benefit for themselves, putting their interests first and manipulating the course of humanity.
The model stimulates the instincts of the "animal part" that is the vehicle of humanity in this world (to distract us with entertainment and weaken us with all kinds of excesses...)
This group of evil beings seeks to reduce humanity to a herd of consumers and servants who react without thinking to the requirements of the system.
Thinking that we want to reduce humanity to an "Animal" state is a lack of respect for animals.
Animals have a wonderful nature, complexly harmonized in a network of subtle interdependencies with the planet and other natural kingdoms, capable of self-regulation.
So we cannot only use the concept "Anima", to refer to a behavioral model whose objective is to systematize humanity.
We came up with the word "Stereotype".
Stereotype is a general image of a being, object or idea, composed of some characteristics of this being, object or idea and serves as an “imprecise model.”
Since, in some way the system wants us docile, like Animals or sometimes aggressive like Animals (etc...) as appropriate to the situation.
We add the concepts of “stereotype” and “animal” to expose and name the behavioral model that the system wants.
The album is a call to reflect on this topic.
The lyrics are very personal, thought with the heart and sometimes with the guts.
We talk about love, about the sadness of the senselessness that sometimes arises, about the right and obligation to protest.

Musically we make tribute (with our limitations) to the “human” of rock, by reducing the use of technology (as much as possible) and “really” playing and singing in the old and original school, with the risk that that implies.
Please join us in reflecting on this: “Animal Stereotype”