Eleftheria Arvanitaki: Mirame (CD)

Eleftheria Arvanitaki

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Label:: Universal
Aufnahmejahr ca.:: 2009
UPC/EAN:: 0602517909304
Erscheinungstermin:: 5.12.2008

Eleftheria Arvanitaki, one of the most brilliant, unique and captivating voices of Greece, whose songs remain for a long time on the top of the charts, is again on her way for a thrilling success. This time she sets her sights on Spain by collaborating with the very famous and twice Grammy awarded Spanish composer and producer Javier Limon.

Eleftheria's Arvanitaki new release named 'Mirame' is one of the most interesting music encounters of the year. The album combines uniquely Greek music with sounds of Cuba and Latin rhythms and delivers the passion and bitter feelings of flamenco guitar. A stunning album, where each song narrates its own music story.

The duet with the Spanish performer Buika with the title "Mirame", is the first step towards the future of music, as according to Javier Limon: "All cultures will understand each other in the future. Africa, Andalusia and Greece are the three pillars on which my composition is based".

Music was written by Javier Limon, Thodoris Papadopoulos, Giannis Mitsis, Poimis Petrou, Giorgos Karadimos, Zeljko Joksimovic. Lyrics were written by Lina Nikolopoulou, Nikos Moraitis, Michalis Gkanas, Kostas Fasoulas, Smaro Papadopoulou and Lida Roumani.

Eleftheria Arvanitaki (vocals), Horacio "el Negro" Hernández, Kiki Ferrer (drums), Iván González Lewis "Melón" (piano and keyboard), Antonio Serrano (harmonica), Dany Noel (bass), Borja Montegordo (acoustic and electric guitar), Mandela (trombone), Inoidel (tenor saxophone), Carlitos Sarduy (trumpet), Piraña (percussion), Juan Galindo (flamenco percussion), Pedro Salazar (ethnic percussion), Juan Heredia, Manuel Gómez and el Palomo (clapping), Javier Limón (flamenco guitar), Cristos Avdelas (acoustic and electric guitar), Thomas Konstantinou (oud and lute), Manolis Karantinis (bouzouki)