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 The magical friend is such because he manages to touch people with his stories full of memories and feelings.

 Avion Travel manages not to distort the scores, sometimes letting themselves be accompanied with rightful decision by winds and violins, while a buzzing synthesizer serves as background.

Avion Travel’s album 'Nino Rota L'Amico Magico' honors the legendary composer with jazz-infused renditions of timeless Italian film scores. The review praises the emotional depth, orchestration, and respectful adaptations of famous soundtracks. Highlights include tracks from La Dolce Vita, The Godfather, and Amarcord. The album blends piano, double bass, orchestra, and synthesizer beautifully without overpowering the original melodies. A heartfelt tribute to Rota and his close connection with Federico Fellini’s films. Explore Avion Travel’s enchanting jazz tribute to Nino Rota and relive iconic Italian cinema melodies with a fresh, emotional twist.

 "The notes coming from the speakers are as warm as Africa, the homeland of this artist who has unfortunately just left us."

 "Few songs move me like 'Don't Break My Heart,' especially because it evokes the beautiful film 'La freccia azzurra.'"

Eyes On Tomorrow by Miriam Makeba is a cheerful and easy-listening album filled with warmth and hope. It features notable collaborations, such as 'Don't Break My Heart' with Paolo Conte and Dizzy Gillespie. The album reflects Makeba’s legacy of using music as a voice against apartheid while sharing joyful African sounds. Recommended for relaxed listening reflecting on nature and peace. Listen to Miriam Makeba's Eyes On Tomorrow and enjoy a heartwarming journey through African sounds and inspiring collaborations.

 "The festive music very effectively masks the meaning of the lyrics, which are mostly of protest."

 "Perhaps it is time to reevaluate this great artist, to reevaluate this album first of all, and to strip it of the label of being a 'children’s album.'"

Sergio Endrigo’s 1974 album 'Ci vuole un fiore' combines festive, joyful music with thoughtful protest lyrics addressing societal issues like oppressive schooling and superficial living. Though often dismissed as a children’s album, its rich arrangements and meaningful content appeal to adults as well. Endrigo’s work deserves reevaluation beyond its 'children’s music' label, highlighting his poetic approach and lasting artistic value. The album’s recent digital mastering brings attention back to this overlooked masterpiece. Listen to Sergio Endrigo’s 'Ci vuole un fiore' and discover a timeless blend of joyful music and meaningful protest.

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