Review by Muriel Leland

Serpendo by Guem is an album that showcases the artist's mastery of percussion and rhythm. The album comprises of seven tracks that are heavily influenced by African and Latin American music traditions. Guem's use of various percussion instruments, including congas, bongos, and djembes, creates a rich and dynamic soundscape that is both engaging and hypnotic.

The album's opening track, "Serpendo," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its intricate rhythms and driving percussion. The track features Guem's signature style of layering multiple percussion instruments to create a complex and textured sound. The album's other tracks, including "Bolero," "Afro-Cuban," and "Samba," showcase Guem's versatility as a percussionist and his ability to blend different musical traditions seamlessly.

Summary by Muriel Leland

Serpendo is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates percussion and rhythm. Guem's skillful use of percussion instruments creates a unique and captivating sound that is both energizing and soothing. The album is a testament to Guem's talent as a musician and his dedication to exploring the world's diverse musical traditions.