Yo Quiero Cantar

1. Soy Cantante

2. Amor Mas Bonito

3. I'll Always Love You

4. Falsedad

5. Romper Cadenas

6. Perdido en la Oscuridad

7. Heart of Mine

8. Si Tu No Quieres No

Yo Quiero Cantar,Tito Nieves,Sony International,Latin,Latin Music,Tropical

Average customer rating:

it's early for this ensemble...but STILL...

Sephardische Romanzen
Spanish Anonymous , Jewish Traditional , Sephardic Traditional , and Accentus Ensemble
Manufacturer: Preiser Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Lullabies & Berceuse | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music

General | Folk | Styles | Music

General | Classical | Styles | Music

Compilations | Classical | Styles | Music
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Constantinople

ASIN: B0000023RH
Release Date: 1995-02-07

Tracks:

Mi Suegra
Sa Dawi
La Rosa Enflorece
Durme, Durme Mi Alma Doncella
Entre La Mar Y El Rio
Don Amadi
Por La Tu Puerta Yo Pasi
Noches, Noches
Yo En Prizon, Tu En Las Flores
Nani, Nani
Dos Amantes Tengo Mama
Quiero Y Quiero
De Cadiz Vengo, Senores
Hija Mia Mi Querida
Yo M'enamori D'un Aire
Una Hija Tiene El Rey
Esta Es La Rueda Del Mundo/Estando Una Nina
Las Estrellas De Los Cielos
Durme, Durme Hermozo Hijico
Cantar Del Saidi
Rahelica Baila

Customer Reviews:

it's early for this ensemble...but STILL..........2001-08-07

This is the oldest available CD featuring Michael Posch and Thomas Wimmer. They go on to become members of Accentus/Oni Wytars/Unicorn, easily the most formidable early music instrumental ensemble in existence. Here, their skills certainly aren't what they'll become. But even amid their slightly hesitant and unrefined playing, their phenomenal musical spirit shines through. Thomas Wimmer is the only early musician I've heard who can sound so compelling with so little technique! I wouldn't recommend this CD as authentic Sephardic music (which isn't verifiably medieval), but it's a welcome addition to any collection solely on the basis of its engaged arrangements and presentation. The earliest tender shoot of a grand tree...