L-o-v-e

Description

Amateurs of Nat 'King' Cole's music, and particularly influenced by the 'latino' side of his work that marked his youth, the famous Cuban 'salsero' Issac Delgado pays a splendid tribute to 'King' Cole with 'L-O-V-E'. Between 1958 and 1962, the American pianist and singer Nat 'King' Cole recorded in Spanish and Portuguese (in Cuba, Brazil, and Mexico) 3 albums for the South American market. The success of these albums goes well beyond the 'latino' market, spreading to the United States and Europe, and many of the songs from these albums have become international classics: 'Quizas, quizas, quizas', 'Ay cosita Linda', 'Perfidia', 'Piel canela'. These titles have lost none of their seductive power to this day. For this beautiful and loving reinterpretation, Issac Delgado surrounded himself with exceptional musicians from jazz and latino music, and can boast the exceptional participation - in every way - of the youngest of the Cole brothers (this is the first time he has participated in a tribute to his older brother).