...is Para No Vivir Desesperado from Piñata, the latest offering of Mexican Institute Of Sound. (The 'Institute' consists of one man, Camilo Lara, but it is a fun record anyway.)
Kirill
...is Para No Vivir Desesperado from Piñata, the latest offering of Mexican Institute Of Sound. (The 'Institute' consists of one man, Camilo Lara, but it is a fun record anyway.)
Kirill
The star of this week is the pianist and singer from Seville Diego Amador with soleá Quiero olvidarte.
Kirill
This week's song is Quien Manda a Quien performed by this unique Colombian/Congolese fusion band, Colombiafrica - The Mystic Orchestra. (No it is not sung in Spanish but it's a great stuff all the same.)
Kirill
I'd like to introduce a wondeful singer from Barcelona, Mayte Martín. This week's song (bulería) is called Ten cuidao.
Kirill
As you are just about to discover, Grupo Fantasma is a very cool Latin funk band. They are coming from Austin, Texas. Check out their latest CD Comes Alive. This week's song, Laredo, is taken from their self-titled debut album (2001).
This week, it is timeless classic Cucurrucucú paloma. I chose this version performed by the Mexican-American singer Perla Batalla. Listen to more of her songs at her website.

Kirill
For our 100th song of the week, I feel a strong urge to return to tango. This time, it is Finnish tango nuevo. Kadonnut Kuu (Lost Moon) performed by the brilliant Duo Milla & Johanna. This tango appears on their second album Mi Retorno. You'll want to listen to their music again and again.
With that, I am off to holidays. Watch this space in a couple weeks' time.
Kirill