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Afro-Cuban-Legends
Double Bill
Compay Segundo live at Olympia in Paris
The Afro-Cuban All Stars at the Salon of Dreams
Covertext
Compay Segundo
For "Company Segundo", guitarist and singer of Cuba's sensuous and rhythmic son music, now in the 90s, the discription "unique artist" is fully justified, as his sublime performance on Ry Cooder's 1997 Grammy Award-winning "Buena Vista Social Club" testifies. This Concert, filmed at the legendary Olympia in Paris, features an all-star line up of fellow Buena Vista contributors such as Omara Portuondo and Benito Suarez.
Director: Patrick Savey
The Afro-Cuban All Stars as seen on The South Bank Show
Hanvanna, Cuba, during the 1940s and 50s, was one of the most vibrant, thriving and cosmopolitan cities in the Americas, and the dance music capital of the world. Following the Cuban Revolution, and subsequent US embargo, the country and its musicians survived in isolation until 1996 when the young Cuban bandleader Juan de Marcos González gathered together some of the greatest Cuban musicians of the last fity years, to create "The Afro-Cuban All Stars". The "golden age" of Cuban music came out of retirement, to huge international acclaim.
Contributors include: Juan Marcos González, Ibrahim Ferrer, Rubén González, Pio Leyva
Produced & Directed by Tony Knox
Format: DVD-5
Running Time: ca. 106 Min.
Picture Format: 4:3
Sound Format: Linear PCM Stereo
Language: English, Spanish
Subtitle: English, French, German, Spain
Regional Code: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
. The Afro-Cuban All Stars 1. Havana 3:572. The Afro-Cuban All Stars (& Juan de Marcos González) 4:513. Ibrahím Ferrer 5:574. Rubén Gonzalez 5:065. Amadito Valdes And Latin American Rhythms 3:296. Fidel Castro - Cuba 1959 4:597. Son 3:508. Pío Leyva 6:159. The New Album 11:38. Compay Segundo 10. Live At The Olympia, Paris 2:4011. El Camisón De Pepa 4:4212. Es Mejor Vivir Así 4:2913. Como La Avellaneda 4:0814. La Juma De Ayer 4:2015. Orgullecida 3:0416. Una Rosa De Francia 5:3117. Ahora Me Da Pena 5:1418. Para Vigo Me Voy 9:0119. Chan Chan 4:2720. Guantanamera 8:17
Afro-Cuban-Legends
Double Bill
Compay Segundo live at Olympia in Paris
The Afro-Cuban All Stars at the Salon of Dreams
Covertext
Compay Segundo
For "Company Segundo", guitarist and singer of Cuba's sensuous and rhythmic son music, now in the 90s, the discription "unique artist" is fully justified, as his sublime performance on Ry Cooder's 1997 Grammy Award-winning "Buena Vista Social Club" testifies. This Concert, filmed at the legendary Olympia in Paris, features an all-star line up of fellow Buena Vista contributors such as Omara Portuondo and Benito Suarez.
Director: Patrick Savey
The Afro-Cuban All Stars as seen on The South Bank Show
Hanvanna, Cuba, during the 1940s and 50s, was one of the most vibrant, thriving and cosmopolitan cities in the Americas, and the dance music capital of the world. Following the Cuban Revolution, and subsequent US embargo, the country and its musicians survived in isolation until 1996 when the young Cuban bandleader Juan de Marcos González gathered together some of the greatest Cuban musicians of the last fity years, to create "The Afro-Cuban All Stars". The "golden age" of Cuban music came out of retirement, to huge international acclaim.
Contributors include: Juan Marcos González, Ibrahim Ferrer, Rubén González, Pio Leyva
Produced & Directed by Tony Knox
Format: DVD-5
Running Time: ca. 106 Min.
Picture Format: 4:3
Sound Format: Linear PCM Stereo
Language: English, Spanish
Subtitle: English, French, German, Spain
Regional Code: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
. The Afro-Cuban All Stars 1. Havana 3:572. The Afro-Cuban All Stars (& Juan de Marcos González) 4:513. Ibrahím Ferrer 5:574. Rubén Gonzalez 5:065. Amadito Valdes And Latin American Rhythms 3:296. Fidel Castro - Cuba 1959 4:597. Son 3:508. Pío Leyva 6:159. The New Album 11:38. Compay Segundo 10. Live At The Olympia, Paris 2:4011. El Camisón De Pepa 4:4212. Es Mejor Vivir Así 4:2913. Como La Avellaneda 4:0814. La Juma De Ayer 4:2015. Orgullecida 3:0416. Una Rosa De Francia 5:3117. Ahora Me Da Pena 5:1418. Para Vigo Me Voy 9:0119. Chan Chan 4:2720. Guantanamera 8:17
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Barcode 0685738853120
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