In September 2009 Ale decided to compilate all his unreleased songs from 2005, 2007, and 2009, in a virtual album (the first to appear at Vinilkosmo-MP3.com) in November 2009, not to be released on CD. Several remastered songs from his earlier album Hej are a part of this compilation that brings his unreleased songs together under the title Revolucio en pajleraro (Revolution in Straw); the title is in homage to the book by Japanese farmer Masanobu Fukuoka, who promotes more natural ways to farm and a more sustainable, fraternal, and ecological cohabitation on Earth. The album is festive and engaged, with Latincore and reggae rythms, but also a cry for us to self-manage a new alternative.... Revolution is in a straw!

What will Ale surprise us with next? We don’t know. And we imagine that he doesn’t know, either!
But now, if you want to take a look at and appreciate his original compositions, here is your album.

Ale Kosabela is:
– Alejandro Cossavella: voice, guitar (on titles 1, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 14 and 16).

Accompanying musicians:

1) On titles 2, 5, 7, 10, 11, 12, 15, and on the karaoke instrumentals:
– Ricky Saenz Paz: programing, guitars, bass.

Recording and mixing in studio El Tren (Buenos Aires, Argentina) in 2005.
Sound Engineer: Ricky Saenz Paz.

2) On titiles 1, 4, 6, 8:
– Daniel Cossavella: saxophone.
– Marcelo Ruival: bass.
– Fabián Lanata: drums.
– Javier Rosas: percussions.
And on title 13:
– Hernán Lugano: piano.
– Fabián Lanata: cajón box drum.
Recording and mixing at studio Creadores (Bariloche, Argentina) in 2008.
Sound Engineer: Gabriel Pirato Maza.

3) On titles 3, 9, 14, 16:
– Francisco Cossavella: drums.
– Pancho Corrao: bass.
Recording and mixing in studio Supervos (Buenos Aires, Argentina) in 2009.
Sound Engineer: Fabio de Simone.

Final mastering: Studio De la Trappe/Vinilkosmo (Toulouse, France).
Sound Engineer: Triboulet.

Cover art: Cyrille Poulet.