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After leaving Spanish-Argentinean band Los Rodríguez, beginning a successful solo career with albums Alta Suciedad and Honestidad Brutal, and then feeling the ravages of rock & roll stereotypes (sex and drugs) while releasing free demos and rarities through his website and the only-for-the-die-hard-fan El Salmón, Andrés Calamaro seemed to rise musically from the ashes, in part thanks to the contact with a flamenco-jazz fusion wave that was taking place in Madrid back in 2002, releasing El Cantante and El Regreso (the latter's name perhaps suggesting more than just a title for an album). Calamaro seemed to realize that if he, in some way, was going to be remembered in Spanish-Argentinean music history, it would be thanks to his voice more than to his compositions (some have compared him to tango singer Roberto Goyeneche), focusing his career, therefore, on being a cantor (singer), as he calls himself. Tinta Roja is the second studio album in collaboration with a Madrid flamenco-jazz group of musicians (the great Nuyorican trumpetist Jerry González, flamenco guitar player Niño Josele, and bassist Alain Pérez among others), and the 2004 grammy's best Latin producer Javier Limón, responsible of producing masterpieces like Bebo & Cigala‘s Lágrimas Negras or Paco de Lucía's Cositas Buenas. The album consists of classic Latin-American tangos and boleros, but far from being just another compilation, Tinta Roja offers a special sound texture with an unusual blend of tango and emotive permutations, Spanish guitars, and trumpets borrowed from flamenco and Latin jazz. From the first to the last song, listeners can enjoy two of Latin music's most intense genres, and with the deepest emotional roots, the Argentinean tango and Spanish flamenco.
© Alfonso Goiriz /TiVo
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Javier Limon, Producer - Homero Manzi, Lyricist - Aníbal Troilo, Composer - Andres Calamaro, MainArtist
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
Javier Limon, Producer - Andres Calamaro, MainArtist - Carlos Gardel, Composer - ALFREDO LEPERA, Lyricist
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
Javier Limon, Producer - Celedonio Flores, Lyricist - Andres Calamaro, MainArtist - Carlos Gardel, Composer - Jose Bazzano, Composer
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
José María Contursi, Lyricist - Javier Limon, Producer - Pedro Laurenz, Composer - Andres Calamaro, MainArtist
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
Javier Limon, Producer - Andres Calamaro, MainArtist - Carlos Gardel, Composer, Lyricist - ALFREDO LEPERA, Lyricist - Le Pera, Composer, Lyricist
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
Javier Limon, Producer - Catulo Castillo, Lyricist - Sebastian Piana, Composer - Andres Calamaro, MainArtist
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
Javier Limon, Producer - Astor Piazzolla, Composer - Horacio Ferrer, Lyricist - Andres Calamaro, MainArtist
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
Javier Limon, Producer - Andres Calamaro, MainArtist - Carlos Gardel, Composer - ALFREDO LEPERA, Lyricist - Mariano Battistella, Lyricist
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
José María Contursi, Lyricist - Javier Limon, Producer - Pedro Laurenz, Composer - Andres Calamaro, MainArtist
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
Javier Limon, Producer - Juan Carlos Cobian, Composer - Enrique Cadicamo, Lyricist - Andres Calamaro, MainArtist
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
Presentación del Álbum
After leaving Spanish-Argentinean band Los Rodríguez, beginning a successful solo career with albums Alta Suciedad and Honestidad Brutal, and then feeling the ravages of rock & roll stereotypes (sex and drugs) while releasing free demos and rarities through his website and the only-for-the-die-hard-fan El Salmón, Andrés Calamaro seemed to rise musically from the ashes, in part thanks to the contact with a flamenco-jazz fusion wave that was taking place in Madrid back in 2002, releasing El Cantante and El Regreso (the latter's name perhaps suggesting more than just a title for an album). Calamaro seemed to realize that if he, in some way, was going to be remembered in Spanish-Argentinean music history, it would be thanks to his voice more than to his compositions (some have compared him to tango singer Roberto Goyeneche), focusing his career, therefore, on being a cantor (singer), as he calls himself. Tinta Roja is the second studio album in collaboration with a Madrid flamenco-jazz group of musicians (the great Nuyorican trumpetist Jerry González, flamenco guitar player Niño Josele, and bassist Alain Pérez among others), and the 2004 grammy's best Latin producer Javier Limón, responsible of producing masterpieces like Bebo & Cigala‘s Lágrimas Negras or Paco de Lucía's Cositas Buenas. The album consists of classic Latin-American tangos and boleros, but far from being just another compilation, Tinta Roja offers a special sound texture with an unusual blend of tango and emotive permutations, Spanish guitars, and trumpets borrowed from flamenco and Latin jazz. From the first to the last song, listeners can enjoy two of Latin music's most intense genres, and with the deepest emotional roots, the Argentinean tango and Spanish flamenco.
© Alfonso Goiriz /TiVo
Acerca del álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 10 pista(s)
- Duración total: 00:36:41
- Artistas principales: Andrés Calamaro
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: WM Spain
- Género Pop/Rock Pop
© 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A. ℗ 2006 Dro Atlantic, S.A.
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