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Juan Garcia Esquivel
Four Corners of the World
Genres: International Music, Pop, Latin Music

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Dark Eyes - Esquivel, Traditional
2. Blue Danube - Esquivel, Straus, Johann
3. Domino - Esquivel, Ferrari, L.
4. Oye Negra - Esquivel, Morales, Noro
5. My Silent Love - Esquivel, Heyman, Edward
6. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 - Esquivel, Liszt, Franz
7. Tico Tico - Esquivel, Abreu, Zequinha
8. April in Portugal - Esquivel, Ferrao, R.
9. In a Persian Market - Esquivel, Ketelbey, A.W.
10. Torna a Sorrento - Esquivel, De Curtis
11. El Carro del Sol (Venetian Love Song) - Esquivel, Harper, M.
12. Cielito Lindo - Esquivel, Mendoza, Quirino
13. Granada [*] - Esquivel, Lara, Agustin
14. Guadalajara [*] - Esquivel, Guizar, Pepe
15. I Love Paris [*] - Esquivel, Porter, Cole

Part of RCA's 'Living Stereo' reissue series,this a digitally remastered edition of Esquivel's 1958 albumwith 3 bonus tracks: 'Granada', 'Guadalajara' and 'I LoveParis'. 15 tracks total.Thuogh Esquivel is accompanied byifl... more »

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All Artists: Juan Garcia Esquivel
Title: Four Corners of the World
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Bmg Int'l
Release Date: 5/8/2001
Album Type: Import
Genres: International Music, Pop, Latin Music
Styles: Easy Listening, Latin Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 743212985627

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CD Reviews

Esquivel Strip to the Bone

Matt Duss | Seattle, WA USA | 04/04/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Esquivel performs his versions of classic songs from around the world. Though this is not the space age orchestral pop that Juan Garcia Esquivel is known for, it is the man's music in it's purest form. Scaled down, Esquivel's radical sense of musical arrangement is rendered all the more amazing. Juan Garcia performs on piano throughout the album, and gets appropriately wacky at times. He is joined by a very skilled and sympathetic combo including, variously, guitar, bass, maraccas, congas, drum-kit, and other choice noise-makers. "Persian Market" and "Torna A Sirrento" are two highlights. This sounds like it would have been a fun recording session to be involved in. "Four Corners of the World" is a must have for any serious Esquivel fan. And it's in Living Stereo!"