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Horror!
On Debaser I haven't read anything reviewed about Yma Sumac, so here I am ready to fill this insurmountable void: Who is Yma Sumac? well, whoever dares to ask such a question should know that she is one of the most gifted singers in the world and was one of the first to blend tribal music, lyrical arias, and archaic sounds with her unique and unmistakable style (we're talking about the 50s, when we were at most betting on Nilla Pizzi, with all due respect!), moreover introducing a taste for theatricality and choreography that was enviable at the time.
Her vocal range reached 5 octaves, starting from heavy baritone lows (in some aspects, like a man) and reaching highs well above normal soprano (talk about Giuni Russo!), earning her the title of "Last Inca Queen" (from her country of origin).
There's little to say about this album, other than to listen to the talent and skill beyond any classification of an extremely versatile and gifted singer who paved the way for a free and passionate way of singing that has gained followers everywhere (listen to the 1st track TAITA INTY!).
Don't miss this album for anything in the world, practically a "the best" of her sparse production, and you will discover what the human voice of this woman was and is actually capable of producing (if I tell you that it's a CD on offer at €7.90, you've hit Bingo!!).
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