Antonio Carmona - Дискография

Antonio CarmonaЖанр: Pop Latino | Страна: Испания | Производитель: Universal | Год издания: 2006-2011 | Аудиокодек: MP3 | Тип рипа: tracks | Битрейт: VBR V0 ~240 kbps | Продолжительность: 01:31:05 | : да

2006 - Vengo Venenoso - VBR V0 ~240 kbps

Треклист:
01. Se amarra el pelo.mp3 (3:05)
02. Hay veces (4:36)
03. Vengo venenoso (3:17)
04. Ay de mi (con Mala Rodriguez) (5:21)
05. Puerto Moruno (3:51)
06. A Lucia Fernanda (3:13)
07. Una 2 3 (4:01)
08. Para que tu no llores (con Alejandro Sanz) (5:18)
09. A tu lado (con Juanes) (4:35)
10. Miedos (4:16)
Продолжительность: 00:41:33

2011 - De Noche - VBR V0 ~240 kbps

Треклист:
01. De Noche (3:27)
02. Pa' Que (2:36)
03. Como Debe Ser (4:13)
04. Camino de los Suenos (feat. Nelly Furtado) (4:20)
05. Bum Bum (3:32)
06. Que Quieres (3:54)
07. Madrid (3:20)
08. Las Cuarenta (feat. Concha Buika) (4:23)
09. Ari, Ari-O (3:24)
10. Imposible (4:33)
11. El Tunel de Tu Piel (4:35)
12. Myspace (3:20)
13. Volver a Empezar (3:55)
Продолжительность: 00:49:32

Об исполнителе

A founding member of the cutting-edge flamenco group Ketama, Antonio Carmona has long been one of the genre's leading artists for new and inventive ideas. Known for their willingness to incorporate non-traditional influences such as salsa, hip-hop, and jazz, Ketama were among the first to bring the music of their native Spain to world music listeners. Ketama were also known for their virtuosic guitar mastery and extremely tight vocal harmonies. Coming from a family of musicians four generations deep, and beginning his performance career at a very young age, Carmona has the pedigree and experience of a flamenco master. In addition to being a guitarist and vocalist, Carmona is credited with being one of his country's finest percussionists, having introduced the use of the Peruvian cajon (a wooden box instrument) into flamenco music. During his time with Ketama, Carmona also dabbled in the film world, appearing in such films as Go for Gold (1997) and Gitano (2000)... © Evan C. Gutierrez
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Produced by Argentinian film composer Gustavo Santaolalla, Vengo Venenoso is the first release from singer/guitarist Antonio Carmona since leaving the hugely influential Latin pop outfit Ketama. Like his former band's output, Carmona's 2006 debut fuses contemporary flamenco with jazz, hip-hop, and salsa influences, and includes collaborations with rapper Mala Rodriguez ('Ay de Ti)', Colombian singer/songwriter Juanes ('A Tu Lado'), and Spanish balladeer Alejandro Sanz ('Parc Que Tu No Llores'). © Jon O'Brien