Rumba Flamenco

Various Artists

World | Oct 2002

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2002-11-26

Nice Flamenco/Latin fusion, some great guitar work, nice vocals, and a good mix of performers from all over the world. Mostly Spanish and Catalonian, but some from France, and the US. Good stuff.

1. Upbeat & lively w/a definitely Gypsy Kings influence.
*2. Nice male voice, chants, very cool.
3. Contemporary rumba w/an urban sound. Cool vox.
*4. Arabic-themed flamenco for oud. Interesting instrumental.
*5. A more traditional sound from “the King of the Rumba”.
6. Blend of Arabic violin/flamenco guitar/latin percussion./vox.
7. An Israeli-influenced violin/guitar/accordion sound.
*8. Energetic flamenco rumba.
9. Sweet instrumental rumba guitar/perc. Nice.
10. Cool contemporary sound. Weird lyrics…read the notes.
*11. Bouncy instrumental w/great guitar harmonies.
12. Fast guitar work, emotional male vox.
13. Upbeat guitar harmonies, instrumental.

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