I've become a huge fan of the Uruguayan musician and actor Jorge Drexler after recently seeing his performance on Austin City Limits from late 2024. Drexler is a giant in the Latin music world, and is a philosophically rich poet and lyricist whose music over the last 30 years runs the gamut of styles including pop, jazz, electronic, and traditional Latin American folk music.
This is my transcription of Gabriel Casacuberta's recorded bass line on Drexler's song, "Eco".
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It's a relatively simple bass line and a good study of a steady eighth note line winding its way across some nice chord changes.
A PDF of the transcription is also attached here.
You can hear the isolated bass track by clicking on the EQ icon on the bottom right side of the Soundslice page, then clicking on the Instruments drop down menu, turn on the Multitrack Stems button, and then choose whichever stems you'd like to hear with the scrolling notation.
Here's a YouTube vid of the tune:
This is my transcription of Gabriel Casacuberta's recorded bass line on Drexler's song, "Eco".
Eco
"Eco" by Jorge Drexler, from the album "Eco" (2004) Gabriel Casacuberta's recorded bass line, transcribed by Sunil Sharma, June 13, 2026.
www.soundslice.com
It's a relatively simple bass line and a good study of a steady eighth note line winding its way across some nice chord changes.
A PDF of the transcription is also attached here.
You can hear the isolated bass track by clicking on the EQ icon on the bottom right side of the Soundslice page, then clicking on the Instruments drop down menu, turn on the Multitrack Stems button, and then choose whichever stems you'd like to hear with the scrolling notation.
Here's a YouTube vid of the tune:
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