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Canta Disney
Operacion Triunfo
Canta Disney
Genres: Classical, Latin Music
 
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The Participants in the Hit Spanish TV Show Do Standards from the Disney Canon En Espanol. For Good Measure Are a Few Pop Standards Thrown in for Variety.

     
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All Artists: Operacion Triunfo
Title: Canta Disney
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Total Copies: 0
Label: Vale
Release Date: 8/26/2002
Album Type: Enhanced, Import
Genres: Classical, Latin Music
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Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 8435036412510

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The Participants in the Hit Spanish TV Show Do Standards from the Disney Canon En Espanol. For Good Measure Are a Few Pop Standards Thrown in for Variety.
 

CD Reviews

Fun two-CD set
Steven Capsuto | Philadelphia, PA United States | 10/24/2004
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Operación Triunfo (OT) is a popular talent-search TV show in Spain, similar in format to the later U.S. series "American Idol."



This set features singers from the addictive first season of OT (2001-2002), including two who have since become known in the U.S. Latin music market: David Bisbal and David Bustamante.



On disc 1, OT contestants sing songs from Disney cartoons (in European Spanish, of course). These range from ballads to an infectiously upbeat rendition of "Bajo el mar" ("Under the Sea") and a catchy duet on "Busca lo más vital, no más" ("The Bare Necessities").



Disc two contains highlights from the OT concert galas. There are about five cuts on disc two that I've played repeatedly, including cover recordings of "Desde la oscuridad" ("Coming Out of the Dark"), "Entre mis recuerdos" and "Acuarela." A few of the cuts on disc 2 are in English (the TV series emphasized that to make it in the international music market, one must know some English). The voices are strong, but some contestants' English pronunciation still needed work at the time of the recording.



All in all, a fun set from back before the two Davids and Rosa and Chenoa were households names in Spain."