SUBSIST​.​156D - Missions by Victor Santana

Space missions (or space travel) could shed light on the urgency of putting an end to certain harmful industrial habits in the production of short-lived consumer goods: the so-called "planned obsolescence".
A production model in clear contrast to the products required by the aerospace industry, aimed at manufacturing high-strength, lightweight, durable objects that offer great safety.

From all this, and from the great imaginative capacity of Victor Santana - one of the elements that most define him as an artist - this album is born, dedicated to some of humanity's most important space missions. Mixing techno with experimental music and classical music, Víctor manages to convey the emotion that humanity feels by conquering a little more space with each of these missions.

The musical journey that Santana proposes to us is a hybrid between classic pianos, analog or digital synthesizers and organic instruments such as the Alto Saxophone or the Tenor Saxophone. With this hybrid, he seeks to describe the perfect symbiosis between "man and machine", the perfect union between the human mind, artificial intelligence and machines.