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well its more like "dusty eyes" but dirty its okey, it doesn't change too much the meaning of the word "sucios".
I might add that, a few years ago outside of the city, the people with really white skin, dark hear and dark eyes recieved the nickname of "ojos sucios" (dirty eyes), cause the skin being too white makes the eyes looks darker. Mainly the people from spain, the "anda luces" like for example Camaron de la isla (basicly the guys who play flamenco), have that peculiarity of being too white.
"Ojos sucios" is not an attempt to play flamenco or anything, I just called it that way cause a spanish guy here, two blocks away from home, called me "ojos sucios" the other day cause I'm too white and dark heared and also because the way I walk, he said.
I like the musical idea that is the basis of this guitar piece (Ojos sucios). First – Most people (IMHO) would attempt to add reverb to the song, and sometimes over saturate it. But I think I actually enjoy the dryness that is this mix. So the “dryness” and it’s kind of “in your face” aggressiveness gives this song a little more prominence in my mind. It’s almost like a controlled chaos that demand you look within the music to see what each voice (guitar voice) is telling you. What that does is make me pay a little more attention to what’s going on as I listen. And that’s always a good thing. Second – This song is only two (or three?) guitars, but the way it is played and mixed, you give that no mind, as you can easily feel as if there is a lot more going than that. Thirdly – Although some listeners might not see/hear it, this tune (to me) is a little reminiscent of the movie “Cool Hand Luke” (or, maybe more succinctly a score that might be in a modern re-make of Cool Hand Luke)… I do