Track Listing

1. Muit, Amar
2. Ontre Todalas
3. Tant Aos Peccadores
4. Todo Los Santos
5. Que Muyto Meu Pago
6. Quen A Virgen
7. Bailemos Nos Ja Todas Tres
8. Dansa: Bailemos Nos Ja Todas Tres
9. Martin Jograr
10. Macar E Door
11. Non Soffre Santa Maria
12. Ondas Do Mare De Vigo
13. Mandad' Ei Comigo
14. Mia Irmana Fremosa
15. Interlude
16. Ay Deus Se Sab' Ora Meu Amigo
17. Quantas Sabedes Amar
18. Interlude/Eno Sagrado En Vigo
19. Ai Ondas Que Eu Vin Veer

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #51501 in Music
• Released on: 2005-05-09
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 71 minutes

Customer Reviews

Harmonia Mundi, all is forgiven!
Other reviews of mine on amazon are perhaps a tad hostile to HM's new-found 'soft-focus'. No so here. This is atmospheric but not in the sense of 'ambient'. Not at all. I've always had a soft spot for the Dufay Collective. Never mind the ethos, commendable though it is. To coin a phrase (!) these folk rock! On this, their first outing after a (yet another) change of label, they present a program of early Spanish music with such panache and bravura that harks back to their first release in the early 90's done through a single mic in a 'busk'. Studios have not softened them, they are 'troubadours' in every genuine sense. The instrumentalists are all virtuosi, and the vocals are, as ever, sparse and spine-tingling. I'd give this six if I could.
When I hear this, I wonder why musicians had such lowly status in centuries past, or whether this combo migh have changed that. (14th century beatlemania, anyone? would've changedd the course of history!).
Also recommended: their entire back catalogue, but especially the 1998 Chandos release "Miracles".
Hats-off to HM for giving its head to one of the most uncompromising groups around. But will it last? Please, yes....