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Omar Sosa: Eros - COMPACT DISCS

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Omar Sosa: Eros - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Eros Artist: Omar Sosa Label: Ota Records Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 616444102929 Genre: Jazz Release Date: 2016 10 14 Number of Discs: 1 Eros (CD) Paolo Fresu & Omar Sosa featuring Natacha Atlas & Jaques Morelenbaum While the connection between Cuban pianist Omar Sosa and Italian trumpeter Paolo Fresu was established back in 2006, their partnership truly blossomed with Alma (Ota Music, 2012), a beauty of an album with a soft sell

Title: Eros
Artist: Omar Sosa
Label: Ota Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 616444102929
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2016-10-14
Number of Discs: 1

Eros (CD) Paolo Fresu & Omar Sosa featuring Natacha Atlas & Jaques Morelenbaum - While the connection between Cuban pianist Omar Sosa and Italian trumpeter Paolo Fresu was established back in 2006, their partnership truly blossomed with Alma (Ota Music, 2012), a beauty of an album with a soft sell approach. That record-quite possibly the most moving item in either man's discography-prioritized heart over all else, and this follow-up date follows suit. - Eros-the god of love-serves as muse and sculptor on this easygoing outing. Sosa and Fresu are both in fine form, lulling the listener into a space where the many different faces of love serve as guides, and they bring a smart mixture of passion and prudence to bear in the music. That's evident from the start, as "Teardrop-Ya Habibi"-a clever take on a Massive Attack song, featuring vocalist Natacha Atlas-takes flight. Arabian sounds, hints of neo-soul, and moody notions are all blended and molded into a shapely design that's simply mesmerizing. Personnel: Paolo Fresu: trumpet, flugelhorn, multi-effects, percussion; Omar Sosa: acoustic piano, Fender Rhodes, MicroKORG, samplers, multi-effects, percussion, vocals, programming; Natacha Atlas: vocals; Jaques Morelenbaum: cello; Quartetto Alborado - Anton Berovski: violin; Sonia Peana: violin; Nico Ciricugno: viola; Piero Salvatori: cello.

Tracks:
1.1 Teardrop: Ya Habibi 7:27
1.2 Sensuousness 4:02
1.3 Zeus' Desires 3:45
1.4 Brezza Del Verano 5:31
1.5 My Soul, My Spirit 2:37
1.6 La Llamada 5:45
1.7 What Is Inside: Homers 5:39
1.8 Who Wu 3:43
1.9 Eros Mediterraneo 7:28
1.10 Fradelo 3:24
1.11 What Lies Ahead 3:07

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