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Café Atlantico - LP, CD

Name: 2LP Cesaria Evora: Cafe Atlantico (180g) (limited Numbered Edition) (gold Vinyl)
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Cesaria Evora

Folk, World, & Country | Latin | Afro-cuban jazz | Son | Cubano | Morna

1999

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2LP Cesaria Evora: Café Atlantico

Gatefold 180g Vinyl (Lusafrica / RCA)

Lusafrica | RCA 5. June 2020 Europe

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On the excellent album "Café Atlantico", Césaria Évora moves musically more into Latin American than Portuguese areas, unlike his previous albums. Évora draws on traditional Cuban and Brazilian music that completely captivates one. The album is also a tribute to her hometown of Mindelo on the Cape Verdean island of Sao Vicente, once a bustling p...

More ID: 73613 EAN: 5060149621981 Discogs ID: 9211449

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Title	Café Atlantico
Artist	Cesaria Evora
More info	Gatefold 180g Vinyl (Lusafrica / RCA)
Format	2x LP (vinyl)
Labels	Lusafrica \| RCA
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	5. June 2020
First released	1999
Weight	460 g
EAN	5060149621981
Product ID	73613
Discogs ID	9211449
Discogs reviews	4.79

Cesaria Evora: Café Atlantico version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Lusafrica in cooperation with RCA on 5. June 2020.

On the excellent album "Café Atlantico", Césaria Évora moves musically more into Latin American than Portuguese areas, unlike his previous albums. Évora draws on traditional Cuban and Brazilian music that completely captivates one. The album is also a tribute to her hometown of Mindelo on the Cape Verdean island of Sao Vicente, once a bustling port full of sailors who sailed between South America, the Caribbean and Portugal. That's why this music is both heartbreaking and nostalgic, full of warmth and tragedy. The masterful "Carnaval de São Vicente" is one of the happiest and most bittersweet party songs ever captured on record (and was even released as a maxi-single with fantastic remixes). "Roma Criola" is tragic, lonely, helpless, never boring, and proves to be a masterful undiscovered ballad; her interpretation of the Spanish-sung standard "Maria Elena" will break your heart. The album's shifting moods have an elegance rarely found in modern music, from the haunting opening track "Flôr Di Nha Esperança" to the summery "Amor Di Mundo"; and the picture she paints in this café at the end of the world unfolds before us is a beautiful, colorful and moving palette. This album is first class and will be enjoyed by future generations. Recording: 1999, Studio Recall, Pompignan (France), Joao Magalhaes and Studio Harry Son, Paris, Pascal Catet Production.

Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country, Latin, Afro-cuban jazz, Son, Cubano and Morna.

Track list

A1	Flôr Di Nha Esperança	4:15 min
	Arranged By [Violin And String Arrangements] Lázaro González Sibore \| Engineer Pascal Cattet \| Violin [First Violin] Julián Corrales Subidá \| Violin [Second Violin] Gerardo Rafael Garcia Huerta \| Written-By Rufino Almeida, Traditional
A2	Vaquinha Mansa	4:46 min
	Written-By Gregório Gonçalves
A3	Amor Di Mundo	4:05 min
	Written-By Teofilo Chantre
B1	Paraiso Di Atlantico	3:56 min
	Written-By Manuel De Novas
B2	Sorte	3:48 min
	Written-By Nika Sicile, Teofilo Chantre
B3	Carnaval De São Vicente	3:48 min
	Pandeiro [Pandero] Silvano Michelino \| Written-By Pedro Rodrigues (5)
B4	Desilusão Dum Amdjer	5:35 min
	Kora Djeli Moussa Kondé \| Written-By Antonio Gomes Marta, Daniel Spencer (2)
C1	Nho Antone Escaderode	3:45 min
	Bongos Silvano Michelino \| Written-By Gregório Gonçalves
C2	Beijo De Longe	4:00 min
	Backing Vocals Aramis (4), Juan-Carlos Estrada, Moisés "Yumuri" Vallé \| Double Bass Carlos Del Puerto \| Flute, Arranged By [Arrangments Flute] Orlando "Maraca" Valle \| Laúd Barbarito Torres \| Percussion [Percussion In Minor] Tomas Ramos Ortiz \| Percussion [Tumbadoras] Tata Güines \| Piano Frank Emilio \| Soloist, Violin Lázaro González Sibore \| Timbales Emilio Del Monte \| Written-By Gérard Mendes, Teofilo Chantre
C3	Roma Criola	4:09 min
	Arranged By [Arrangements] Fernando Andrade \| Written-By Teofilo Chantre
D1	Perseguida	4:50 min
	Arranged By [Violin And String Arrangements] Lázaro González Sibore \| Engineer Pascal Cattet \| Violin [First Violin] Julián Corrales Subidá \| Violin [Second Violin] Gerardo Rafael Garcia Huerta \| Written-By B. Leza
D2	Maria Elena	3:29 min
	Backing Vocals Aramis (4), Juan-Carlos Estrada, Moisés "Yumuri" Vallé \| Double Bass Carlos Del Puerto \| Flute, Arranged By [Arrangments Flute] Orlando "Maraca" Valle \| Laúd Barbarito Torres \| Percussion [Percussion In Minor] Tomas Ramos Ortiz \| Percussion [Tumbadoras] Tata Güines \| Piano Frank Emilio \| Soloist, Violin Lázaro González Sibore \| Timbales Emilio Del Monte
D3	Cabo Verde Mandá Mantenha	4:01 min
	Written-By Manuel De Novas
D4	Terezinha	3:24 min
	Accordion Jacky Fourniret \| Written-By Gregório Gonçalves