ELYELLA’s playlist: an endless story to forget reality | Blog Miss Festivals
The year 2020 was a horrible year for music festivals. It was the first lunge…
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Undoing sheets in summer | Babelia
It is not a genre, but no one doubts that it could be. Sensual songs,…
All the festivals you can’t go to this summer are in this ELYELLA playlist
If anything is clear, it is that the coronavirus pandemic has deflated the national festival…
Fernando Trueba’s ‘playlist’: a Brazilian trunk | Babelia
I have devoted quite a bit of space from these lists to Brazilian music. It…
Fernando Trueba’s ‘playlist’: João Donato’s kind madness | Babelia
A genius of the Brazilian piano, João Donato was (are) such a great guy that…
Fernando Trueba’s ‘playlist’: Léo Ferré’s unleashed poetry | Babelia
Léo Ferré started out as a cabaret singer from the rive gauche Parisian. Of course,…
Fernando Trueba’s ‘playlist’: the art of Paul Simon | Babelia
I know that today’s list is like a greatest hits, but I can’t help it….
Fernando Trueba’s ‘playlist’: the timeless Janusz Muniak | Babelia
Janusz Muniak was a Polish saxophonist and one of the greats of European jazz. Together…
Fernando Trueba’s ‘playlist’: Instrumental Boy | Babelia
After the list dedicated to the Beatles in jazzToday we are going to dedicate one…
Fernando Trueba’s ‘playlist’: Cuban music by Jane Bunnett | Babelia
There is an angel in Toronto named Jane Bunnett, who is like the best friend…
Fernando Trueba’s ‘playlist’: Randy Newman’s songs | Babelia
Randy newman It has been a favorite since I discovered it. Sail Away, its a…
Fernando Trueba’s playlist: Gilberto Gil, tradition and avant-garde | Babelia
After having dedicated lists to Velvet Caetane, Chico Buarque, Milton Nascimento and Marisa Monte, could…
Coronavirus in the Canary Islands: The Province produces a ‘Quarantine Playlist’ with the favorite songs of its readers – La Provincia
After 25 days of forced confinement, social networks have been the preferred place for users…
Playlist Fernando Trueba: Quarantine with Rafael Berrio, by Fernando Trueba | Babelia
Tuesday he died Rafael Berrio. I don’t know whether to call him a songwriter, I…
The electrical rebellion of the first ‘rock’n’roll’ | Babelia
Awop-Bop-a-Loo-Mop Alop-Bam-Boom. Seen this way, it is almost illegible. It sounds like a strange dialect…
