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Entre Cada Palabra | 
| Artist: Marta Gomez
Label: Chesky Records
Category: Music
Buy New: $18.98
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 74217
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 301
UPC: 090368030122
EAN: 0090368030122
ASIN: B000EGDB6U
Release Date: March 28, 2006
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| Tracks:
| • | Maria Mulata | | • | Dona Luisa | | • | De Amarillo Se Viste La Tarde | | • | Mar Adentro, Despacito | | • | Casi | | • | Un Pedacito de Tu Amor | | • | Quien Se Acordara? | | • | Esta Linda La Mar | | • | Lucia | | • | Negrito | | • | Cielito Lindo | | • | Como un Secreto - Marta Gomez, Mendoza, Quirino | | • | Entre Cada Palabra | | • | Pececito de Agua |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
Colombian jazz-folk singer-composer Gomez has achieved a charming synthesis of old and new, past and present. Her compositions are a travelogue of South and Central American, Caribbean and European influences. She moves fluidly between Peruvian lando, Argentinean chamame and Cuban son, weaving African-derived rhythms and percussions over the plaintive melodies of indigenous peoples or descended from Spanish conquistadores, whose own songs incorporated Sephardic Jewish and Moorish sounds. Recorded at New York's Saint Peter's Church, which is equally famous for its jazz ministry and warm acoustics, her clear, crooning mezzo-soprano is supported by an intimate combo of strings, woodwinds and percussion, plus an occasional accordion. In such a setting and in the hands of such talented performers, the special timbre of each instrument is appreciated anew and even handclaps take on an almost orchestral importance. One delightful stand-out is a Mexican ranchera-infused treatment of "Cielito Lindo." A chestnut if there ever was one, Gomez' tender interpretation reflects love for her mother (whose name is Cielo -- "Cielito" is the diminutive) and a sense that even familiar things may harbor unexpected surprises. --Christina Roden
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| Customer Reviews:
Refreshing May 27, 2007
E. Giraldo (Robbisnville, NJ)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
A breath of fresh air for traditional Latinoamerican rithms. A beautiful exploration of classical and modern rithms from the Americas with a clear jazz influence. From Argentina, to Peru, from Uruguay to Cuba, from Venezuela to Mexico and always present Colombia. An alternative to the better known caribbean rithms that caracterize the common perception of latinoamerica musical culture. The lyrics are descriptive and full of images evocative of the life in the region. If you are looking for a great contemporary representation of latinoamerican music to listen and enjoy, this is your CD!
love it! April 20, 2006
Isa (Boston)
4 out of 7 found this review helpful
I really like Marta's music. This CD is great. My favorite CD is still Cantos de Agua Dulce, but Entre Cada palabra is great. My favorite song in the CD is "Mar adentro despacito". There is a lot more variety in this CD that in the previous one.
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