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My header pretty much says it: their music is a celebration of life.
Good stuff.
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I was expecting something along the lines of Strunz and Farah, after hearing only one tune on the radio. What a disappointment! There is that one song, it is clearly different from the rest of the tracks. And thankfully, it contains no Kings...
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If this is the "Best" then I definately don't want to buy anymore.
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If you like his CDs, this is a must. The music
comes alive and the energy is right there.
"Closer to Madness" and "Baghdad" and "Dance of
Spring" are over the top in joyfulness. The
Samba Squad adds mega percussion....
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If you are a Jesse Cook fan, this is a fun cd - it makes you want to see the video. For strictly music, i'd choose another of his cd's without the "live" sound effects
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Not a bad song on any of these CDs!! They all bring to mind a sultry evening in some spanish-speaking part of the world. Lilting lyrics, fast and slow conga rythms with impeccable spanish guitar work. CD#1 of the "The Very Best of..." is...
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What is not to like? The music flows off the CD. It is relaxing yet invigorating. These two combine their instruments in very unique ways. As I write the review I can hear Fandango in my head, their tunes are that memorable.
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La rumba flamenca llevada a su maxima expresion por este brillantisimo grupo de franceses que canta un espa?ol muy peculiar; desde rumbas picantes como DJOBI DJOBA, BEM BEM MARIA y BAMBOLEO hasta baladas preciosas como TU QUIERES VOLVER y QUIERO...
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This is a lovely album that has a little bit of everything. I find it to be a relaxing, smooth mix of sounds.
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There are only a few songs that I like in this album, and they are el ritmo de la noche, no vivire, and love & liberte. It's not as good as Bamboleo or Mosaique, but still worth getting IMHO.
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The music was ok . . . I prefer the instrumentals to the vocal pieces. The reason for the low rating is only that the expected version of Liberte is not included on the CD, and you can't really tell that from the online preview.
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Reading the previous reviews I thought this would be a super CD. Nothing better than average.
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Like most classical lovers, I had a decent recording (that got a Penguin rosette) of this concerto and had heard it numerous times on radio. Somehow I never felt this concerto has been played to its full potential. When I hear Paco de Lucia, I...
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This piece, sadly, has been played to death. Paco de Lucia gives a decent performance. Those above who sing his praises should keep in mind that it's a concerto and a collaborative effort among the guitarist, a conductor, and the orchestra....
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The Gipsy Kings have a great and awesome sound. I enjoy listening to Mosaique CD because I love the lyrics. PSM
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There aren't enough superlatives to describe this performance. So I won't even try. I will say that my entire perception of "guitar" was forever changed the first time I heard this album. Not only because of the effortless 200 mph runs but moreso...
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I was disappointed with this recording. You can admire their great technical abilities but it seemed to me (in my most humble opinion) that the subtle beauty and sophistication, that I believe makes great music, was lost.

They're...
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Tonino Baliardo is an INCREDIBLE flamenco guitarist on this CD - Let 'Siempre Acaba Tu Vida', or, 'Tierra Gitana' bring you to tears...

As well, Nicolas Reyes' strong, raspy, voice can't help but take you to Cordova or Sevilla or Madrid - or...
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