Libro: El Amor En Los Tiempos Del Cólera - García Márquez

-Titulo Original : El Amor En Los Tiempos Del Colera (Oprah #59) (Spanish Edition)

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Vintage Espanol

-Descripcion Original:

Review Theres no denying that Slavic Soul Party! are inspired by the giants of Balkan brass, and on their fifth outing, they continue to grow in stature. What they create isnt some slavish imitation of their heroes, but work that uses the idea and feel of the Balkans, mixed with their own histories and experiences. But that doesnt mean they cant do Balkan music very well indeed, as on the Macedonian Sviraj Srecko or the title cut, which use it as a base for some mixnmatch styles, all the while keeping to some death-defying playing and rhythms that threaten to career out of control but never do. Real Simple, of course, is anything but, a showcase of extraordinary chops, while Sarba takes a little detour into Moldova. The Balkan bands arent afraid to look outside their borders and pick up on other ideas, and this group does it too, which some electrifying results, The gospel tune Canaan Land starts out straightforwardly enough, then morphs onto something that would fit in down in New Orleans, with the freedom to do some real blowing thats not always there on the other tracks, while Sancti Peri, which began life as a flamenco piece, is taken south of the border. While, quite understandably, brass predominates, a couple of pieces let accordion up for air, bringing a little variety, and the slower, elegiac closer, Hymn sounds as if the entire ensemble is finally catching its breath. A magnificent, daring ride that broadens the groups horizons, and consolidates their previous glory. -- Chris Nickson, All Music Guide