2009 Concha Buika - Colección {Coleccion} [CD]
Concha Buika / Colección
Жанр: Nouveau Flamenco, World, Vocal Jazz, Latin
Страна: Spain
Год издания: 2009
Издатель (лейбл): Casa Limón / Warner Music Spain, S.L.
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 02:35:11
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет
Треклист:
01. New Afro Spanish Generation
02. Little Freaky Girl
03. Jodida Pero Contenta
04. Echate a Mi Vera
05. Que Pasa
06. Talk to Me (Habla)
07. Se Me Escapan las Palabras
08. Tu Caramelo
09. Solea de Libertad
10. Niña de Fiesta / Bailando Mi Pena
11. Nostalgias
12. La Falsa Moneda
13. Culpa Mia
14. Mienteme Bien
15. La Niña de Fuego
16. Arboles de Agua
17. La Niebla
18. No Habra Nadie en el Mundo
19. Volver, Volver
20. Volveras
21. Mentirosa
22. Hay en la Luz
23. Llegar a Ti
24. La Bohemia (La Boheme)
25. Soledad (Con Chucho Valdes)
26. Sombras (Con Chucho Valdes)
27. Las Ciudades (Con Chucho Valdes)
28. Cruz de Olvido (Con Chucho Valdes)
29. El Andariego (Con Chucho Valdes)
30. En el Ultimo Trago (Con Chucho Valdes)
31. Se Me Hizo Facil (Con Chucho Valdes)
32. Un Mundo Raro (Con Chucho Valdes)
33. Las Simples Cosas (Con Chucho Valdes)
34. Somos (Con Chucho Valdes)
35. Luz de Luna (Con Chucho Valdes)
36. Vamonos (Con Chucho Valdes)
Доп. информация: http://www.conchabuikamusic.com/
Конча Буйка – чернокожая испанская певица, дочь эмигрантов из Экваториальной Гвинеи, одна из самых необычных, ярких и самобытных исполнительниц на современной испанской сцене. Своей неповторимой манерой исполнения и низким, обжигающим тембром голоса эта королева фламенко и джаза способна обворожить любого слушателя. «Черная жемчужина» испанской музыки родом из Пальма-де-Мальорка. Она неоднократно была номинирована на латинскую премию Грэмми. Буйка выпустила немало совместных хитов с Чучо Вальдесом, Хавьером Лимоном, Анушкой Шанкар, Силом и Нелли Фуртадо, вызвавших бурю положительных откликов со стороны музыкальных критиков и ее многомиллионной армии преданных поклонников.
Об исполнителе
Buika is a critically acclaimed jazz-influenced flamenco fusion singer from Spain who broke through to mainstream success in 2006 with her second solo album, Mi Niña Lola. Born Concha Buika in 1972 in Palma, a city on the Balearic Island of Majorca, Spain, she is the daughter of a political exile from the former Spanish colony Equatorial Guinea, a small country in Africa. Influenced by her mother's love of jazz, she began her singing career in the clubs of Majorca and the neighboring Balearic Island of Ibiza. She also performed in Las Vegas for a while.
Buika's commercial recording career began in 2000 with Mestizüo, a little-heard album of vocal jazz standards co-billed to Majorcan pianist Jacob Sureda. Meanwhile, she began appearing as a featured vocalist on various electronic dance music tracks, most notably Smurf & Perry's "Lovin' You" (2001), a club favorite compiled on numerous house music CDs. Ultimately offered a major-label solo recording contract with Dro Atlantic, Buika made her eponymous album debut in 2005. She collaborated with Latin Grammy Award-winning flamenco producer Javier Limón on her follow-up effort, Mi Niña Lola (2006), a breakout album whose stylistic fusion was both critically acclaimed and commercially successful. The album reached number 11 on the Spanish albums chart and sold well in neighboring France, too.
Buika collaborated with Limón once again on her next album, Niña de Fuego (2008), a similarly successful album that was nominated for Album of the Year at the Latin Grammy Awards. She broke into the Top Ten of the Spanish albums chart with her next full-length effort, El Último Trago (2009), a collaboration with Cuban pianist Chucho Valdés. Recorded in Cuba with Valdés and a live band, the album is an homage to Mexican singer Chavela Vargas. It won a Latin Grammy in 2010 for Best Traditional Tropical Album.
Buika relocated to Miami, Florida in the United States in 2011, the same year her double-disc retrospective En Mi Piel: The Best of Buika was released in the U.S. Following international touring and time off, she re-entered the studio in 2012. She recorded in Madrid, Miami, and New York with her longtime trio (pianist Ivan "Melon" Lewis and percussionist Ramon Porrina) and a large cast of collaborators, including guitarist Pat Metheny. These varied sessions resulted in her most diverse recording, La Noche Más Larga (The Longest Night), which was released in early June of 2013.