...is Te Amo Idiota by amazing Raquel Sofía, from her 2015 EP Te Quiero Los Domingos. I first discovered the acoustic version of this song, naturally, in her NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert, and I still prefer it to the "official" version, which is also great.
...is Que me devuelvan la tierra by the Colombian singer-songwriter Isabel Ramírez Ocampo aka La Muchacha, from her EP Canciones Crudas (In-Correcto, 2020).
...is Baila Gitana, first appeared on the eponymous debut album (1978) by the Spanish prog-rock band Guadalquivir. I hope you anjoy the alternative version by granadina Irene Miranda.
Joaquín Bermúdez: flamenco guitar Tarek Malki: saz Miguel Sánchez: cajón Théo Zipper: bass guitar Martin Rault: drums |
...is Los tres solitos by the Colombian bullerengue singer Petrona Martínez (b. 1938, San Cayetano, Bolívar).
Los tres solitos (Chalupa)Mi mamá tenía un perrito, |
...is 23 de Junio by Vetusta Morla, from the band's 2017 album Mismo Sitio, Distinto Lugar.
23 de Junio |
Antes del frío levanta las velas |
...is Nada by Lido Pimienta featuring Li Saumet (Bomba Estéreo). This song appears on Colombian-Canadian artist's third album, Miss Colombia (2020).
...is La Flaca by Jarabe de Palo, from their debut album of the same name released in 1996. The band's frontman and founding member, Pau Donés, passed away yesterday at the age of 53.
...is Niño Mudo by Sílvia Pérez Cruz and Marco Mezquida, from their new album MA. Live In Tokyo.
