To understand what do I mean by the title of this posting, you'll have to listen to "Amores," where Midiala Rosales treats you (in her own words) to "a compilation of classic songs combined with new rhythms."
"What I wanted to do," says Midiala on the press release announcing that her music is now available in websites like iTunes.com, "was to rescue these beautiful old melodies with such gorgeous lyrics and present them in contemporary arrangements, with a mixture of styles and rhythms ... I wanted an album that sounded pretty much like Miami."
She does have a great voice and "Ódiame" —included on the album whose cover is above— is to my rather non-professional ear an outstanding effort.
If you want to know more about Midiala, go here: http://www.midiala-rosales.blogspot.com/
"What I wanted to do," says Midiala on the press release announcing that her music is now available in websites like iTunes.com, "was to rescue these beautiful old melodies with such gorgeous lyrics and present them in contemporary arrangements, with a mixture of styles and rhythms ... I wanted an album that sounded pretty much like Miami."
She does have a great voice and "Ódiame" —included on the album whose cover is above— is to my rather non-professional ear an outstanding effort.
If you want to know more about Midiala, go here: http://www.midiala-rosales.blogspot.com/
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