VA-Chicas-(Spanish_Female_Singers_1962-1974)-SP-2011-jAZzMan

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              artist.....: VA
              album......: Chicas (Spanish Female Singers 1962-1974)
              year.......: 2011
              label......: Vampisoul
                           VAMPI CD 130
              source.....: CDDA

              moodswing..: Psychedelic Rock

              releasesize: 113,8 MB
              tracks.....: 24
              length.....: 62:59 min

              encoder....: VBR LAME 3.98.4 -V0
              quality....: avg. 251kbps

              scenealized: 11.11.2011







              An irresistible collection of ye-ye,
              rock & roll, twist, beat, garage,
              rhythm & blues, soul and Latin sounds!

              From the early 60s and a difficult
              political and social context, Spanish
              female singers - and those who moved
              to Spain- disregarded conventions and
              overcame all barriers to be part of a
              music movement that shook the Spanish
              society of the period.

              Includes sleeve notes by expert
              Vicente Fabuel and a fantastic
              selection of record sleeves and
              photographs.

              Most tracks are reissued legally for
              the first time.


              At the same time told by the
              international clock and with almost no
              delay at all, Spanish girl pop made
              itself present when it was necessary.
              Oblivious to the scarcity of exciting
              sounds that late-Francoist Spain
              offered them, the Spanish girls
              disregarded conventions and overcame
              all barriers and suspicions without
              letting the latest fashionable hairdo
              get ruined. In those doubtful years
              during which, apart from copla, any
              other music style was considered
              highly suspicious, the leading girls
              didn't hesitate and abandoned
              themselves to the whole musical range,
              both local and international, at their
              disposal. Despite the difficulties,
              and there were many, the incipient
              permeability of Spanish politics of
              the time played its part and, from
              1963 onwards, female ye-ye became an
              absolute reality that shook the
              Spanish society of the period.

              A true salvation, a social panacea,
              that's what female ye-ye was in 1960s
              Spain, a small revolution of customs
              dressed in a mini-skirt and playing at
              45 rpm. In the wake of its charm,
              modernity and intrinsically female
              character, everyone in Spain became
              ye-ye and the social landscape gained
              freedom following the trail left by
              the girls. Thanks to it, the
              continuous socio-musical changes that
              came immediately after from all over
              the world (beat, garage, soul,
              psychedelia, prog) didn't catch anyone
              wrong-footed. In each and all of those
              events the girls took part.

              For a while now, various compilations
              have been released in Spain
              documenting styles, scenes and artists
              belonging to such happening decades
              (creatively speaking) as the 50s, 60s
              and 70s, and nevertheless, there
              hasn't been one featuring only female
              contributions to the cause. Because we
              could never thank them enough for
              their effort, Vampisoul brings you
              this first volume of "!Chicas!",
              showing how this exquisite group of
              Spanish girls covered with talent,
              class and glamour the period ranging
              from 1962 to 1974.

              It's been a pleasure to dig through
              hundreds and hundreds of recordings
              from those years with no premise but
              to find capital songs, the relevance
              of which cannot be denied today.
              Finally, I must make two observations:
              firstly, when compiling "!Chicas!" all
              genres have been considered: Latin,
              rock & roll, twist, ye-ye, beat,
              garage, rhythm & blues, soulà
              Secondly, apart from celebrating all
              the shining artists featured here, I
              must confess that when I immersed
              myself into those hundreds of records,
              I was surprised to find out that, not
              on purpose, the final selection
              contained a great number of recordings
              released on the Catalan label Belter.
              Personally, once again, it's been an
              honour to revisit and rediscover the
              unbelievable legacy of the
              fascinating, mysterious and immense
              records of the Belter factory. This
              compilation is dedicated to them.





              Psst, more info at http://www.vampisoul.com



      01     Margarita Sierra - Cha Cha Twist                     02:19
      02     Pili Y Mili - Un Chico Moderno                       02:21
      03     Marisa Medina - No Te Acuerdas De Mi                 02:07
      04     Los Stop - Extiende Tus Brazos                       02:03
      05     Ellas - Llovio                                       02:37
      06     Los Que Vivimos - Contrapunto                        04:13
      07     Sonia - Aqui En Mi Nube                              02:36
      08     Marisol - Johnny                                     02:14
      09     Alicia Granados - Batiendo Palmas                    01:52
      10     Mirla - Dejame En Paz                                02:37
      11     Lorella Con Los Shakers - Sola Estoy                 02:27
      12     Los Hippy Loyas - Love Love Love                     03:17
      13     Vainica Doble - La Maquina Infernal                  03:10
      14     Los Tios Queridos - Por Eso Vuelve Por Favor         03:02
      15     Fresia Sato - Desencadena Mi Corazon                 02:17
      16     Marisel - Mi Baby                                    02:00
      17     Encarnita Polo - Hava Naguila                        02:52
      18     Marta Baizan - Te Vere En Septiembre                 02:15
      19     Laura Casale - The More I See You                    02:32
      20     Tania Velia - Los Pepinillos                         02:26
      21     Gelu - Y Y                                           03:09
      22     Los Chic - Cerca De Ti                               02:29
      23     Los 3 Sudamericanos - Yeh Yeh                        02:37
      24     Lia Uya - Mientes                                    03:27



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