SERRAT // Mediterráneo by Mariana Flores, Cappella Mediterranea & Leonardo García Alarcón

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‘The memories of my childhood in Argentina always bring me back to the singer-songwriter Joan Manuel Serrat, synonymous with shared family moments . . . Serrat’s poetry and music around a barbecue in Argentina; “De vez en cuando la vida” made me cry as it has made millions of people cry in Latin America, Spain and elsewhere . . . Joan Manuel Serrat is part of our life, he is our Jacques Brel! . . . Or, if we project ourselves back to the sixteenth century, he is in a sense our little Camerata Fiorentina, that movement of Italian poets and musicians in Florence. Serrat has allowed the whole of Latin America and Spain to reappropriate the works of its poets . . . He has also been synonymous with freedom and the struggle against dictatorial regimes.
‘His song “Mediterraneo” is one of the emblematic pieces of his career. It is almost a hymn that has special resonance nowadays: “I was born in the Mediterranean”!
‘I asked my good friend Quito Gato to arrange these songs for our ensemble, Cappella Mediterranea. The orchestration retains typical seventeenth-century instruments: recorders, cornett, violins, viola da gamba, cellos, lutes, harp, harpsichord, organ, with some percussion and a double bass.
‘These period instruments allow us to travel back in time and compare Serrat’s romances with the Ensaladas of Mateo Flecha (1481-1553) – La Bomba – or a piece by Francesco Valls, a Catalan who is now forgotten yet was one of the greatest composers of seventeenth-century Spain, the polyphony of Guillaume Dufay, a composition by Juan Cabanilles that recalls a Bach Passion. The Xacaras, a satirical genre from the Spanish Golden Age (Francisco Gómez de Quevedo, Pedro Calderón de la Barca) dialogues with Serrat’s works. As does the Música callada of the Catalan composer Frederic Mompou, transcribed here for the harp.’
- Leonardo García Alarcón

Release date → October 12th

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DEARIST MARIANA! HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR YOU!!! YOU ARE GODDESS OF VOICE AND BEAUTY!!!!

MrAlex
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La soprano domine oui ...c'est la meilleure de toutes Mariana Florès

maynechristian
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Mariana Flores, jespère que votre enfant se porte bien et qu'il est plein de musique.

inoxydable
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The absolute mastery of sound, rhythm, tempo, timbre, volume, … absolutely amazing !

DFCinBE
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This is on repeat for me, I’ve got the goosebumps for over an hour- out of this world !

mayaantonova
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Großartig! Was für phantastische Musik und dann noch in dieser hervorragenden Interpretation! Bravo!!!

¡Estupendo! ¡Qué música fantástica y luego en esta excelente interpretación! ¡¡¡Bravo!!!

Great! What fantastic music and then in this excellent interpretation! Bravo!!!

altemusik
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Révélation merveilleuse à Tours au Grand Théâtre ! Merci pour ce cadeau!

lucilelesvisitesdelaluciol
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Unbelievable!
I just fall in love with them ❤

ВладимирШилов-фд
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¡Qué maravilla por favor! Felicidades desde Cataluña

fernandoromero
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Que bien. Aland gracias por compartirlo.

CrisFerrerYT
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Bella, bella, versión. Había que compartir.

fernandoortiz
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Tout est beau, comme d'habitude, mais les quatre voix sont sublimes !

jean-yvesPrax
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Magníficos, como el tema de Serrat...

Paulova
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Molt xulo Xevi, diferent, pro m’agradat molt

maitegarriga
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Preciosa versión a cappella de "Mediterráneo" de Joan Manuel Serrat, canción que se ha convertido en un clásico y en un emblema de la cultura mediterránea. Como decía Ezra Pound: "Hazlo nuevo" ('Make it new').

willibreuer
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Un arreglo excelente, magnífico! ...Qué pena que la soprano domine tanto, esté tan presente. Todo es muuuuy bueno, incluida una realización impecable.

JRafael
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En que estaran pensando las 13 personas que no les gustó

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