Raul Di Blasio Barroco CD

Barroco Music

List Price	$7.99 (You save $0.24)
Category	International Albums, Latin CDs, Spanish, Latin Pop, Argentinian, Easy Listening
Label	Ariola International
Orig Year	1991
All Time Sales Rank	34560
CD Universe Part number	1252364
Catalog number	09475
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 15, 1991
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Raul Di Blasio
Engineer	J.C. Ulloa

Raul Di Blasio Barroco Songs

1.	Aguas de Invierno	$0.99
2.	Santa Fe	$0.99
3.	Otonal
4.	Barroco	$0.99
5.	Nuestro Poema
6.	Lluvia de Primavera
7.	Jusqu'a'toi
8.	Love Will Lead You Home
9.	Consuelo (Vals Para Mimi)
10.	Cavatina

Barroco Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Great CD
love it
Submitted by garciaf06 (florida, usa)
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5 stars Relaxing & inspirational
I purchased this CD because I heard track #8 while watching a beautiful sunrise. This CD is very pleasant to listen to. I am also a wedding DJ and use this at virtually reception for elegant music while people are arriving. I purchased this copy as a gift for a classical music lover.
Submitted by DJ Dave (Highlands Ranch, CO, USA)
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5 stars Figure Skating Music
Wonderful.. fastand slow. Rise and fall for the program by Johnny Weir.. I see him skating each time I listen to it.
Submitted by Beryl (Kelowna BC)
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5 stars Excellent
Raúl Di Blasio is a great pianist, and this album is a nice and sweet proof of what I say. Orchestral arrangements for themes as "Santa Fe", "Barroco", "Otońal" or "Consuelo" make of this album a jewel of instrumental music, with a taste of nostalgia in some of them ("Otońal", "Consuelo" and "Cavatina"). In this album, Di Blasio combines very well the gentleness and the power of the piano, getting a well-balanced, perfect and relaxing masterpiece. This CD is for the one who likes music, but the real music.
Submitted by Andalbor (Hualpén, Chile)
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