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EVA CORTEZ SEA''MY LIFE''
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The young singer-songwriter raised in Sevilla Honduran released his third album this April 6. Eva Cortez is a gap between the most interesting and promising the jazz scene in English. "The Sea of \u200b\u200bMy Life" has the greatest flamenco collaboration of Miguel Poveda, and the collaboration of the most important jazz musicians of the time like the harmonica player Antonio Serrano, trumpeter Lew Soloff, bassist Hadrien Feraud electrical or battery Mark Mondesir among many others.

The album was recorded in studies: CASA de Madrid by Salome LEMON Lemon and Melissa Nanni. NYC Fun Machine Usa, CASITU STUDIES (Valencia) and Sonoland (Madrid)

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Eva Cortés - The Sea
my life
singer's third album Eve Cortes, the bet of the multinational firm Universal regarding the English vocal jazz. His previous work, "Like water through our fingers," was also published by the said crime. And the staff is jazz fusion, this artist is making a significant gap between the most interesting and promising the jazz scene in English.

"The sea of \u200b\u200bmy life" is perhaps the most successful album of all published to date by this woman-French-English Honduras. The album is more jazzy than the preceding and the harmonic richness much higher, because not only committed to the jazz-flamenco but may venture into the swing without much trouble, as is the case with "Never mind," although the general air disc is a very orthodox jazz and fluid. There is another detail that should not be missed, his diction is much better and the flamenco-stop Paris has dimmed to sing in a Castilian more straightforward. Conceptually

he gives is very similar to his previous work, the Most songs are creations, to eight, with forays into French chanson a popular theme ("Alfonsina y el mar"). He also repeated a duo, if the first time it was with the Cuban singer Yadam, this is the singer Miguel Poveda, who sings with a beautiful arrangement of "C'st if bon." The last similarity is the presence in the arrangements and the production of pianist Pepe Rivero, repeating a commendable job.

The set of "The Sea of \u200b\u200bMy Life" is an interesting album, which adds experience unexpected nuances, without taking a step backwards from the spontaneity of earlier work.

José Manuel Pérez

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Musicians
Source: Eva Cortes (voice), Pepe Rivero (piano), Santi Cañada (trombone), Antonio Serrano (harmonica); Toño Miguel (bass); Hadrien Feroud (electric bass) ; Piranha (box), Mark Mondesir (drums), Remy Decorneille (piano at 8), Lew Soloff (trumpet 10), Manuel Machado (trumpet in 11); Perico Sambeat (sax in 9), Bobby Martinez (saxophone and flute 1, 11); Georvis Pico (battery 3)

Music:

1. The sea of \u200b\u200bmy life (Author: Eva Cortes)

2. House (Author: Eva Cortes)

3. C'est Si Bon / What is better? (Authors: André Hornez / Henri Betti, adaption: Eva)

4. Banished (Author: Eva Cortes)

5. Valsa da menina (Author: Eva Cortes Music: Kiko Loureiro)

6. Recalling the morning (Author: Eva Cortes)

7. It matters little if after (Author: Eva Cortes Music: Kiko Loureiro)

8. Remaining-t-il of us amours / I Wish You Love (Charles Trenet / Albert b. Beach)

9. Women (Author: Eva Cortes)

10. Alfonsina y el mar (Authors: Ariel Rasmírez / Felix Luna)

11. It does not matter (Authors: Henri Salvador / Maurice Pon)

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