Much of the music made by Spanish women in past decades didn't reach it's potential audience. Too much. For varied reasons, the more personal and daring work couldn't break the barriers imposed by a society with a narrow and prudish view of what a woman's role should be. This second volume of Chicas! Must disprove again the lie that says that in the '60s and first half of the '70s, Spanish female artists hardly sang anything but ye-ye, singer-songwriter, copla, or romantic songs. Despite all the social determinants and repressive archetypes which stigmatized anyone who left the queue, the most courageous women began their paths in new music roles which they immediately considered their own... Whether it was as solo artists or as part of a band, along with men or other women, the real turning point for our more groundbreaking pop female singers at the time was their ability to associate. Suddenly, breaking the isolation that until then considered them mere instruments in the hands of men, those daring girls got involved in ambitious projects and tried to do it by themselves, obtaining a normality denied until then. Exquisite experiences of select avant-garde, brave examples of groove and funk or adventures in '70s rock; of course, there were also incursions in twist, bossa, ska, soul, or the emerging gipsy rock trend... The tracks featured here are the proofs of this wonder, and the line-up of female artists that make this record possible - many of them sadly unknown or forgotten until now - are the wonderful and still relevant cast of this story -Vicente Fabuel. Many of these tracks, originally released between 1963 and 1978, are reissued here for the first time, including very hard-to-find records. CD and double LP include extensive liner notes by Vincente Fabuel featuring all of the original record sleeves and artist photos. Includes tracks by Claudya Con Ramon y Sus Showmen, Donna Hightower, Claudine Coppin, Blanca Aurora, Ana Kiro, Marina, Elsa Baeza, Anton Garcia Abril, Edda Dell'Orso, La Nueva Generacion, Elia y Elizabeth, Satin Bells, Karina Con los Jaguars, Rocio Durcal, Sola, Las Trillizas de Oro, Barbara, Los Quandos, Los Jolly's, Anabella y los Platinos, The Zara's, La Llave 3, Paloma San Basilio, Morena y Clara, Alicia Granados, Los Cenits, Las Chic, Los Unisonos, and Elia Fleta.
J**U
Five Stars
wonderful
P**F
I was expecting for these girl groups to perform their ...
I was expecting for these girl groups to perform their own style of music based on the pop scene in their own country, instead the girls perform American pop hits in Spanish. This may work well if I was teaching Spanish to high school students.
T**I
Chicas 2
Good sound, nice harmony on most.
J**A
Five Stars
PERFECT
L**Y
Chicas! Vol 2
There are 28 tracks on the CD1. Claudya con Ramón y sus Showmen – Un millón de lágrimas2. Donna Hightower – Tú eres mi ídolo3. Claudine Coppin – 40º a la sombra4. Blanca Aurora – Tú no eres Ye-Yé5. Ana Kiro – Por última vez6. Marina – Snob Ye-Yé7. Elsa Baeza – Dubeque Dublín8. Antón García Abril / Edda Dell’Orso – 4…3…2…1… Morte9. Nueva Generación – Más me enamoro de ti La10. Elia y Elizabeth – Ponte bajo el sol11. Satin Bells – Come C’mon12. Los Jaguars – La misma playa Karina con13. Rocío Durcal – Me están mirando14. Sola – Tabú, tabú15. Trilizas de Oro – Pochoclo16. Bárbara – Conquistador de cartón17. Los Quandos – Soul Man18. Los Jolly’s – Mirza19. Anabella y Los Platinos – Aho…Aho20. The Zara’s – Telstar21. La Llave – La bruja22. San Basilio – Contigo Paloma23. Morena y Clara – Ya no te guardo rencor24. Alicia Granados – No soy un guarismo25. Los Cenits – Más que nada26. Las Chic – Tic a tic a toc toc27. Los Unísonos – Decídete28. Elia Fleta – Tu vida cambióLanguage aside, the Spanish femmes of the 60s & 70s weren't doing anything different from their compatriots in France, Germany, Italy or indeed Great Britain. That said all of these records were released under Franco's semi-fascist dictatorship which banned contraceptives and expected every woman to fulfill the role of wife and mother.Ye-Ye pop and the occasional whiff of noxious psych are the main ingredients of Chicas! Volume 2. Occasionally, and I assure you it is only occasionally, one can discern the sounds that spawned Sylvia's ' Y Viva Espana'.Vampi Soul provide a fat booklet with pictures, sleeve scans and enough essential info to compliment your listening. So, if 60s girl pop is your thang, as surely it is mine, then you're guaranteed to enjoy Chicas! Volume 2
ぼ**び
隠れ名曲を探せ!!!
1963年から1978年までのスペインの知られざるガールポップスを集めたコンピレーションです。粒揃いの楽曲に、キュートな歌声にファズのかかったギターとチープなオルガンサウンドは、ファンには堪えられません! マシュケナダのイカしたカバーや驚きの15曲目や胸キュンの26曲目などはまだ序の口です。冒頭1曲目イントロは何と!!超有名某刑事ドラマのテーマの元ネタだったのであります!!!
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