(Jazz/Nu-bossa/Brazilian Jazz) Vinicius Cantuaria & Bill Frisell - Lagrimas Mexicanas - 2011, MP3, 320 kbps

Vinicius Cantuária & Bill Frisell / Lágrimas Mexicanas Жанр: Jazz/Nu-bossa/Brazilian Jazz Label: Koch Год издания: 2011 Аудиокодек: MP3 Тип рипа: tracks Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps Продолжительность: 41:14 Источник (релизер): exy Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет Треклист: 1. (07:02) Mi Declaración 2. (05:01) Calle 7 3. (02:33) La Curva 4. (04:33) Lágrimas Mexicanas 5. (04:59) Lágrimas de Amor 6. (01:35) Cafezinho 7. (03:30) El Camino 8. (05:08) Aquela Mulher 9. (04:39) Briga de Namorados 10. (01:53) Forinfas   Об исполнителе (группе) Bill Frisell and Vinicius Cantuária‘s new album, Lagrimas Mexicanas, epitomizes a union of extraordinary musicians. Frisell’s and Cantuária’s own music have clearly distinctive origins, but with complimentary styles. Through the blending of emotive rhythms and harmonies, and the melding of classic and experimental sounds, the two artists have found an easy home with one another. Lagrimas Mexicanas is scheduled for release on January 25, 2011 via Entertainment One Music. – JamBase At Ronnie Scott’s last week, American guitarist Bill Frisell and Brazilian singer-songwriter Vinicius Cantuária captivated the crowd, yet couldn’t quite capture the nuance and texture of this remarkable album. Lágrimas Mexicanas is Cantuária’s collection of aural snapshots of Hispanic life in New York, traditional Latin materials sublimely transformed by cross-genre borrowings, which Frisell colours from his inimitable palette of jazz, blues and country sounds. Balefully angular electric guitar lines, bent-synth noises and bluesy wah-wah effects crisscross the coolly confessional Mi Declaración. There’s a rockabilly feel to Cafezinho, a choral glow to El Camino (with Frisell making huge chiming sounds like churchbells), a Beatlesesque pop-ballad lilt to Lágrimas de Amor, and a Scott Joplinesque bounce to Briga de Namorados before it blurs into spacey impressionism. Calle 7, a standout track inspired by a walk down Seventh Avenue, is an irresistibly swinging song that manages to be both meditative and to capture the urgent streetlife. It’s a little classic. – Guardian