Diana Navarro Discography of CDs

Diana Navarro discography Track Listing of songs: Paloma, La; Guajiras; Tango de La Menegilda; Farruca del Tran Tran, La; Tarantula, La; Mira lo Que Te Has Perdio; Carceleras; Sola; Romanza de Rosa; Gitana, La; Cancion de La ...

Diana Navarro songs Track Listing of songs: Paloma, La; Guajiras; Tango de La Menegilda; Farruca del Tran Tran, La; Tarantula, La; Mira lo Que Te Has Perdio; Carceleras; Sola; Romanza de Rosa; Gitana, La; Cancion de La Gitanilla;

Diana Navarro CD discography After selling more than 250,000 copies of her 2005 debut, Diana Navarro began reaching beyond her flamenco roots. Her second album, 24 Rosas, focuses on traditional Spanish love songs, which Navarro reinvents in a style known as "nueva copla." ~ Andrew Leahey

Diana Navarro albums Diana Navarro has made a name for herself as a rising flamenco fusion artist, but for her fourth solo album the singer felt a respectful tribute to her musical roots was long overdue. Recording live at Seville's Teatro Quintero in July 2011 in front of a small audience, Navarro is accompanied by Antonio Campos and Juan Antonio Suárez "Cano" in a cante recital that pays homage to legendary artists such as La Niña de la Puebla, Pepe Pinto, Juanito Valderrama, Marifé de Triana, and Enrique Morente, all of whom had a decisive influence on Navarro's formative years. This release comes with a DVD of the performance. ~ Mariano Prunes

Diana Navarro music CDs Seldom do vocalists grace an international audience with music that soothes, inspires, and enchants as much as Diana Navarro's work. Her debut record to reach U.S. markets, No Te Olvides de Mí (recorded for the WEA Latina label) contains music so rare and precious that as the title suggests, anyone who hears it will not soon forget. The vocal style she favors hails from the place where North African and Spanish traditions cross, called Andalusia, the birthplace of flamenco. The result is a strong Muslim musical influence, evident in the delicate ornamentation that Navarro so masterfully executes, like swirls and curls of smoke. Though an unlikely combination, Navarro's flamenco vocal stylings and the high-gloss pop polish of the record's production style work well together. For her fidelity to the style, impressive vocal prowess, and the palatable flavor of the record, Navarro sounds like a Gypsy Celine Dion. There's a great variety in pace and timbre ...

Diana Navarro discography Diana Navarro's third album is a collection of traditional Spanish love songs originally popularized by artists like Rocío Jurado, Estrellita Castro, Concha Piquer, and Antonio Molina. Performed in the "nueva copla" style, each one is rearranged to suit Navarro's contemporary audience. ~ Andrew Leahey

Diana Navarro songs Track Listing of songs: La Paloma; Guajiras; Tango De La Menegilda; La Farruca Del Tran Tran; La Tarántula; Mira Lo Que Te Has Perdío; Carceleras; Sola; Romanza De Rosa; La Gitana; Canción De La Gitanilla;

Diana Navarro CD discography Spanish rockers Mägo de Oz, whose music bridges the gap between folk and heavy metal, present a sequel to their 2003 concept album Gaia with this release. On Gaia II, the story of the reincarnated Azaak continues, as she finds herself at the hands of the Spanish Inquisition and must wait to see what fate awaits her. Selections include "La Voz Dormida," "El Callejón ...