Plaza_Francia-A_New_Tango_Song_Book-SP-WEB-2014-JUST

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MP3/FLAC

Group

JUST

Size

86,32 MB

Files

18

Date

2014-04-28

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Artist.......: Plaza Francia
Album........: A New Tango Song Book
Label........: Because Music
Genre........: Electronic, Latin
Catnr........:
Source.......: WEB
Rip.date.....: 2014-04-26
Str.date.....: 2014-04-07
Quality......: 224kbps/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.because.tv/en/shop/plaza-francia/a-new-tango-songbook

track  title                                          time

 1.    La mano Encima                                 3:58
 2.    Secreto                                        3:34
 3.    Timidez                                        3:40
 4.    La mision                                      3:34
 5.    Invisible                                      4:20
 6.    Memoria del placer                             3:38
 7.    Cada vez                                       3:57
 8.    La que se fue                                  3:32
 9.    Cenizas                                        4:25
 10.   Mi calle                                       4:05
 11.   Vueltas en el aire                             3:19
 12.   El Avion                                       3:35
 13.   No hay perd≤n                                  3:45
 14.   El vaivΘn del coraz≤n                          3:37


                                            Runtime  52:59
                                            Size     86.25


Release Notes:

Plaza Francia are : Catherine Ringer (from Rita Mitsouko) & Mⁿller and Makaroff
(from Gotan Project). The Gotan pair brought her the lyrics and arrangements for
two songs. She recorded the vocals. They were amazed by her ease. Christoph
Mⁿller called it "organically natural". Catherine loved the project. She has a
penchant for all things Latin: remember 'Marcia Baila', one of Rita Mitsouko's
most emblematic songs, a tribute to Marcia Moretto, an Argeninean dancer based
in Paris with whom Catherine had worked before starting Rita. She also sang in a
musical by Argentinean director Alfredo Arias. And it's clear that "La Ringer"
loves to perform and change styles. "Tango also belongs to me because it's
universal. I always loved singing old sad, nostalgic French songs", she says,
"and I find it similar to tango". It's true, that repertoire suits her grain of
voice. And with a soupcon of French accent, it's absolutely perfect!

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