
Marta Gomez
Cantos de Agua Dulce
© 2004 Marta Gomez (090368028129)
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"Cantos de Agua Dulce" was called by Billboard as "The Escence of Latin Cool".With her velvety voice and jazz infused arrangements, Marta Gomez takes South American indigenous folk music into a hip new realm.
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- 1 La Finca
- 2 Eso pido yo
- 3 Seis
- 4 Cancion de cuna
- 5 Bolero
- 6 La Flor
- 7 Canta
- 8 Receta
- 9 El Pueblo
- 10 Tonada de la luna llena
- 11 El Hormigueo
- 12 Confesion
- 13 Dejalo ir
- 14 Aquellas pequenas cosas
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"Gómez developed a scintillating style that applies subtle jazz skills to interpret the popular, folkloric music of Latin America. The result is a mix but not a fusion."
-The LA Times
Already an award-winning performer in her home country, young Colombian singer-songwriter Marta Gómez has captured the attention of critics and audiences of all origins. Marta began her musical career at a very early age and in 1999 she moved to the United States to study composition at the Berklee College of Music. At Berklee Marta was awarded the prestigious "Best Achievement" scholarship and graduated magna cum laude with more than 70 original songs to her credit.
Proving she is an up-and-coming artist to be reckoned with, musicians such as Bonnie Raitt, John Mayer and Mercedes Sosa have all invited Marta to share their concert stages in recent performances. Her song "Paula Ausente", based on the memoir Paula by Isabelle Allende, won the SIBL Project International songwriting contest as the best song inspired by South American literature. The song was included on a compilation CD that also featured David Bowie and Tom Waits.
With her Chesky Records Released album "Cantos de Agua Dulce" Marta entered the European World Music Charts and one of her songs "La Ronda" was included in the Putumayo Collection "Women of Latin America" (2004)
Marta's music not only traverses a whole range of rhythms based on South American folklore, she also writes melodies and refrains that translate across all languages. With her velvety voice and jazz infused arrangements, Marta Gomez takes South American indigenous folk music into a hip new realm.
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So pleasant to listen........
author: Fred from FranceI heard Marta Gomez on to different Putamayo compilation, and you can't miss her voice. So I googled and felt in love ! Go & listen all her records, it's all diamonds !
Sweet and Jazzy
author: Sharon PomerantzHeard about the album on NPR; great recommendation. Jazzy and very enjoyable.
Wonderful
author: Michelle SolomonI'm so grateful I heard about this CD and artist on NPR. What a treat for the ears and the soul.
Beautiful music
author: Greg StierleI love the variety of the songs. I bought it for my wife after hearing her interview on NPR and she loves it too.
personal and emotional
author: MichelleBeautiful and emotional songs on first listen. The friend I gave it to as a gift is really enjoying it, too. A personal cultural experience. Looking forward to discovering it further through future listens...
Stylish and moving
author: AntonioGreat composition and singing skills. Amazing potential. Reminds me of the first time I ever heard Mercedes Sosa. Look forward to hearing old latin songs of heartache in her beatiful voice.