Marielena Arizpe, a talented female flutist, released "Voces de la Flauta" in 1984 on the Centro Independiente de Investigaciones Musicales y Multimedia (CIIMM) label. She has been actively involved in the classical group Cuarteto da Capo and her solo work explores the depths of Mexican contemporary music. This album showcases music from composers who have made notable impacts on the Mexican music scene. The first side is entirely dedicated to compositions by Mario Lavista, well-known for his improvisation group Quanta and his close friendship with Manuel Enríquez. On Side B side, we find pieces by Gerhart Münch, a German artist who has made a notable impact in Mexico, and Antonio Russek, a former member of Masos/Interface. Russek is known for his expertise in electronic sounds and his role as a trailblazer in sound art in Mexico.