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Morricone: the electronic, the assonant and the experimental | Babelia
In 1966 the first album of an experimental music group called Il Gruppo by Improvvisazione…
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…
Quarantine with Michel Camilo, Fernando Trueba | Babelia
Even if Michel Camilo is well known in Spain, I can not help dedicating a…
Quarantine with Mingus, Pullen & Adams, by Fernando Trueba | Babelia
In the seventies one of the best things that could happen to a young jazz…
Quarantine with Gianmaria Testa, by Fernando Trueba | Babelia
Gianmaria Testa is an Italian descendant of Brassens, of the chanson French (in fact his…
Quarantine with Johnny Hodges, by Fernando Trueba | Babelia
I know of no sound more beautiful than that of Johnny Hodges’s alto saxophone. I…