Music Planet
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miércoles, 27 de enero de 2016
Danza de Garin (Armenia, tradicional)
Beautiful enough to transport one's soul to the Armenian souls.
viernes, 18 de diciembre de 2015
George Gershwin - Cuban Ouverture (1932)
I absolutely love this tune by one of my favorite composers. It certainly evokes Caribbean sensuality, doesn't it? And the final part from 7:23 is really wonderful.
Ros Saraysothea - Chnam Oun 16 (Cambodia, 1960's)
Wonderful obscure psychedelic Cambodian song from the 60's. Don't miss the funny accompanying video with pictures of every imaginable conspiracy and supernatural theory.
Sonic 3 Music, For perilous Paradise Act 3 (1994)
Sounds so good to me... deliciously Latin and catchy.
shochan8883 - 80's synth riffs (youtube video, 2015)
I leave you this video, as I love both synths and 80's music...
Ananda Shankar - Streets of Calcutta (India, 1975)
Absolutely amazing instrumental song that seems to transport you and tell a story of its own... I knew about it because it was used in a cell phone ad some years ago.
Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers (United States, 1970)
Very powerful song, it became political, as it seems to take a political stand against US involvement in the Vietnam war.
Eduard Xil - Esli by parni vseï zemli (USSR, 1982)
I have to say that I actually heard this song for the first time in a cassette tape of a Russian language course. But I actually liked it, it is very idealistic and talks about Communist topics: if young people from all over the world were united, the world would be a better place, it's what he says.
Franco Luambo Makiadi - Mario (Zaire, 1985)
This was actually Franco Luambo's greatest hit. This is a sad song that talks about a young gigolo man who lives at the expense of her older lovers. When will you get a diploma, Mario? The song has wonderful guitar riffs (check 6:00 for example).
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