℗ 2020 Deutsche Grammophon, Berlin
Released October 2, 2020
Duration 58m 31s
Record Label Deutsche Grammophon (DG)
Genre Classical
 

Serenata Latina

Rolando Villazón, Xavier de Maistre

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1.1
Caminito
Julián Aguirre; Leopoldo Lugones; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
2:28
1.2
Coração triste, Op. 18 No. 1
Alberto Nepomuceno; Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
3:13
1.3
Al banco solitario
Yvette Souviron; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
2:27
1.4
Spanish Dance (From Cusco, Peru)
Traditional; Marcel Grandjany; Xavier de Maistre
2:06
1.5
Se equivocó la paloma
Carlos Guastavino; Rafael Alberti; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
2:22
1.6
Violetas
Carlos Guastavino; Luis Cernuda; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
2:49
1.7
La rosa y el sauce
Carlos Guastavino; Francisco Silva y Valdés; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
2:25
1.8
Bailecito
Carlos Guastavino; Xavier de Maistre
3:38
1.9
Deseo
Eduardo Sánchez de Fuentes; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
2:11
1.10
En estos días
Silvio Rodríguez; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
3:31
1.11
La vida
Silvio Rodríguez; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
4:31
1.12
Gitana
Luis Antonio Calvo; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
2:45
1.13
Brasileirinho
Waldir Azevedo; Xavier de Maistre
2:04
1.14
Zamba
Alberto Ginastera; Traditional; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
1:11
1.15
Triste
Alberto Ginastera; Traditional; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
3:00
1.16
Chacarera
Alberto Ginastera; Traditional; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
1:08
1.17
Canción al árbol del Olvido
Alberto Ginastera; Fernán Silva Valdés; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
2:16
1.18
Tico Tico no Fubá
Zequinha de Abreu; Xavier de Maistre
1:34
1.19
Alfonsina y el mar
Ariel Ramírez; Felix Luna; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
5:28
1.20
La llorona
Traditional; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
4:21
1.21
La bikina
Rubén Fuentes Gassón; Xavier de Maistre; Rolando Villazón; Xavier de Maistre
3:03
Digital Booklet
Rolando Villazón and Xavier de Maistre present Serenata Latina, a rich and varied programme of Latin American songs. The album features vocal works heard for the first time with harp accompaniments, including iconic pieces by Carlos Guastavino, Ariel Ramírez and Alberto Ginastera. Together Villazón and de Maistre present a programme embracing everything from Venezuelan and Peruvian dance-songs to art songs by composers such as Alberto Ginastera and Carlos Guastavino. Thanks to its long and turbulent history, Latin America boasts a wealth of musical influences – indigenous, African and European. Its song repertoire is therefore one of the most diverse in the world, rich in melodic, rhythmic and narrative forms unique to the continent. Serenata Latina pays tribute to a repertoire that reflects a two-way exchange between the rural spaces where folk music reigned and the salons and concert halls of urban areas. “This album is a collection of beautiful traditional folk and art songs from my big homeland – when you come from Latin America, all other Latin countries feel like siblings. Its themes vary from nature to love, from grief for the spirits of the dead to the joy of being alive. Throughout, we can admire the art and sensibility of the Latin American composers who drank from the European tradition to create their music but remained rooted in the soil of our rich, colourful, sometimes melancholic yet always resilient culture.” - Rolando Villazón
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Deutsche Grammophon (DG) Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.51
-2.76 to -1.16
-21.98
-26.49 to -19.33
-18.07
-21.10 to -14.80
13
11 to 15
1
Caminito
-1.24-19.38-15.511
2
Coração triste, Op. 18 No. 1
-1.22-20.25-16.311
3
Al banco solitario
-1.83-22.29-18.012
4
Spanish Dance (From Cusco, Peru)
-2.64-21.70-18.812
5
Se equivocó la paloma
-1.20-22.02-17.512
6
Violetas
-1.22-21.63-17.813
7
La rosa y el sauce
-2.76-23.71-19.813
8
Bailecito
-1.32-24.53-21.114
9
Deseo
-1.57-21.10-17.512
10
En estos días
-1.20-22.36-18.914
11
La vida
-1.22-23.27-19.013
12
Gitana
-1.23-19.75-16.512
13
Brasileirinho
-1.99-23.04-20.414
14
Zamba
-1.16-22.22-17.312
15
Triste
-1.74-26.49-19.915
16
Chacarera
-1.22-20.51-14.811
17
Canción al árbol del Olvido
-1.80-24.87-21.114
18
Tico Tico no Fubá
-1.47-20.60-18.012
19
Alfonsina y el mar
-1.22-22.22-18.513
20
La llorona
-1.22-20.36-16.611
21
La bikina
-1.22-19.33-16.212

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