Ibrahim Ferrer - Ay, Candela (2005)
BAND/ARTIST: Ibrahim Ferrer
- Title: Ay, Candela
- Year Of Release: 2005
- Label: Escondida
- Genre: Latin Jazz, Son, Cubano
- Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue+.log)
- Total Time: 53:21 min
- Total Size: 338MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracks:
01. Apuntate Una Mi Social (3:24)
02. Maсana Me Voy Pa' Sibanicu (3:25)
03. De Camino A La Vereda (2:46)
04. Ay, Candela (3:26)
05. La Chica Del Granizado (3:51)
06. Nuestra Ruca (2:58)
07. Estoy Seco y Me Quiero Mojar (4:01)
08. Compositor Confundido (4:32)
09. Ahora No Puedo (3:45)
10. Esto Se Baila Y Se Toca (4:11)
11. Mi Tonada Montuna (5:13)
12. Santa Cecilia (3:26)
13. Una Fuerza Immensa (3:01)
14. Todavia Me Queda Voz (5:23)
Ibrahim Ferrer’s superpower is his rum-flavored voice which makes you dance and forget the pains of love. Though he passed away in August 2005, Ferrer’s voice lives on infinitely, another magical feat. Rubén González—who introduced the piano into the son ensemble in the 1940s—had magical fingers that melted the mechanics of every piano into fluid sound waves that hit directly in the soul. Though time took him in 2003, González prevailed over his other nemesis, the termites that attacked his piano before he re-emerged in the 1990s. Omara Portuondo fights evil with her superhuman ability to express feeling beyond words. Eliádes Ochoa is the wise man who draws upon rural farmer traditions to offer a musical home remedy for the soul. Compay Segundo was capable of stepping in and out of films at will and once even summoned the Pope’s personal airplane to play his famous Chan Chan at the Vatican.
01. Apuntate Una Mi Social (3:24)
02. Maсana Me Voy Pa' Sibanicu (3:25)
03. De Camino A La Vereda (2:46)
04. Ay, Candela (3:26)
05. La Chica Del Granizado (3:51)
06. Nuestra Ruca (2:58)
07. Estoy Seco y Me Quiero Mojar (4:01)
08. Compositor Confundido (4:32)
09. Ahora No Puedo (3:45)
10. Esto Se Baila Y Se Toca (4:11)
11. Mi Tonada Montuna (5:13)
12. Santa Cecilia (3:26)
13. Una Fuerza Immensa (3:01)
14. Todavia Me Queda Voz (5:23)
Ibrahim Ferrer’s superpower is his rum-flavored voice which makes you dance and forget the pains of love. Though he passed away in August 2005, Ferrer’s voice lives on infinitely, another magical feat. Rubén González—who introduced the piano into the son ensemble in the 1940s—had magical fingers that melted the mechanics of every piano into fluid sound waves that hit directly in the soul. Though time took him in 2003, González prevailed over his other nemesis, the termites that attacked his piano before he re-emerged in the 1990s. Omara Portuondo fights evil with her superhuman ability to express feeling beyond words. Eliádes Ochoa is the wise man who draws upon rural farmer traditions to offer a musical home remedy for the soul. Compay Segundo was capable of stepping in and out of films at will and once even summoned the Pope’s personal airplane to play his famous Chan Chan at the Vatican.
Jazz | World | Latin | FLAC / APE
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