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 "Ella abraca Jobim" is not a strictly jazz album nor a bossa nova album; it blends pop with jazz, bossa, and funk nuances.

 The version of "Dindi" with Toots Thielemans on harmonica is pervasive, poignant, the true delight of the album.

Ella Fitzgerald's 1981 album "Ella abraca Jobim" is a unique blend of jazz, bossa nova, funk, and pop elements. Produced by Norman Granz, it features superb musicianship but remains a lesser-known work in Ella's catalog. While some tracks like "Garota de Ipanema" and "Dindi" shine with inspired interpretations, others fall short. The album reflects the evolving music scene of the 1980s but is not considered essential in Fitzgerald's repertoire. Nonetheless, it offers a thoughtful listening experience for fans of jazz fusion and Brazilian classics. Discover Ella Fitzgerald's unique take on Jobim's classics—listen now and explore this rare fusion of jazz, bossa nova, and funk!

 He is also a highly capable performer and singer, with a delicate voice that resonates with the heart and soul.

 It is a CD (but also a show) that feels very autobiographical, of smoky nights, of milonga, of Borges, and of a youth now lost that can only be echoed through memories and songs.

Hotel de l’Univers is a unique soundtrack album by playwright and performer Enzo Moscato. It blends theater and music with songs in multiple languages, exploring Neapolitan tradition and personal nostalgia. The album features diverse styles including jazz and tango, enriched by cinematic and cultural references. Moscato’s delicate voice and emotive performances create a deeply evocative experience that honors past youth and memory. Explore the evocative world of Enzo Moscato’s Hotel de l’Univers – listen now and experience a theatrical musical journey across languages and time.