Goodbye Butterfly - Reina del Cid

Official music video for "Goodbye Butterfly" by Reina del Cid, from album Morse Code
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This video was shot and directed by Dan Huiting up on the North Shore of Lake Superior, and it's a 3 minute and 41 second love letter to my beautiful home state of Minnesota. Much of this was shot in and around towns like Grand Marais and Lutsen, places where I've played many concerts, hiked, snowshoed, and had many sunset beers and sunrise coffees over the years, so it means a lot to me to have it so spectacularly captured in this video. Special thanks to our friends JD and Connie for letting us shoot a few of these shots from their lakefront home.

Also featured in the song are the musical talents of:
Toni Lindgren (guitar)
Andrew Foreman (upright bass)
Nate Babbs (drums/percussion)
Shane Akers (lap steel)
Jake Armerding (violin)

Produced, recorded, and mixed by Matt Patrick at the Library Studio in Minneapolis, MN.

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About Reina del Cid:
Reina del Cid is a singer songwriter and leader of the eponymous folk rock band based in Minnesota. Her song-a-week video series, Sunday Mornings with Reina del Cid, has amassed a devoted and diverse following made up of everyone from jamheads to college students to white-haired intelligentsia. In 2011 she began collaborating with Toni Lindgren, who is the lead guitarist on all three of Del Cid’s albums, as well as a frequent and much beloved guest on the Sunday Morning videos. The Sunday Morning videos also feature a rotating cast of bandmates, special guests, and occasional random bystanders.