Matesha, by Mi Linda Dama

Matesha

by Mi Linda Dama

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anonimoignoto They made me know sephardic music. Wonderful sounds! Favorite track: En El Cafè De Amanecer.

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1.	La Galana y La Mar 03:52	buy track
2.	Morena Me Llaman 04:58
3.	Adio Querida 04:20
4.	Kuando El Rey Nimrod 05:10	buy track
5.	En El Cafè De Amanecer 02:53	buy track
6.	La Rosa Enflorece 04:47	buy track
7.	Bailaba En Tetuan 03:09	buy track
8.	Hija Mia 04:05	buy track
9.	Duerme Duerme 04:58	buy track

about

The Jewish community was one of the most ancient groups who settled down in the Iberian peninsula. During Medieval times Sephardic Jews, Christians and Arabs lived together in what was called the Golden Age. Their songs have their roots in pagan, Visigoth and
Byzantine musical forms, and especially in the Arabic tradition of the Moors creating a rich harmonic musical mix. Then came the exile from Spain. Their music spread
along the whole Mediterranean Sea melting together with the cultures of the lands they met. It is due to oral transmission that the Sephardic culture has come to us
through the stories, the proverbs, the lyrics and the romances in the verses that Sephardic women collected and passed on. Their beloved Spain, Sefarad in Hebrew,
keeps on being relived through generations up until the present day.

credits

released May 11, 2017

Namritha Nori: vocals.
Giulio Gavardi: guitar, turkish saz, oud, mandolin, backing vocals.
Niccolò Giuliani: cajon, darbouka, riqq, daff, tamburello, cymbals, sagat, castanets, palmas, davul, effects.

Guests:
Alvise Seggi: double bass on all tracks except 4.
Enrico Di Stefano: alto and soprano sax on tracks 4 and 7.
Sergio Marchesini: bandoneón on track 1.

Recordings and post-production:
True Colours Studio by Mauro Santinello.
Graphics and art work: Riccardo Albori.

All melodies and lyrics belong to Sephardic tradition
All arrangements by Mi Linda Dama

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Mi Linda Dama Padua, Italy

Mi Linda Dama is born in 2015 for wish of three musicians of Padua , Namritha Nori, Giulio Gavardi and Niccolò Giuliani. The exile's songs of Sephardic Jews, ancient and also so actual in their humanity, are an interesting/fascinating conceptual basis in order to complete an exploration and a ri-arrangement of the tradition that doesn't want to be a pure ri-proposition but also a fusion. ... more