Bésame Mucho
Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
This glorious album illuminates a very different side to the Peruvian tenor…The album ranges freely across South and Central America…Flórez responds to this variety with sensitivity, bringing...
Bésame Mucho
Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
Purchase product
This glorious album illuminates a very different side to the Peruvian tenor…The album ranges freely across South and Central America…Flórez responds to this variety with sensitivity, bringing...
About
Opera star Juan Diego Flórez’s new album goes back to his musical roots in Peru. The album is recorded with a top class ensemble of musicians. Catchy rhythms and melodies with music from Peru, Brazil, Spain, Colombia and other Latin countries. An x18 song album available on CD.
Contents and tracklist
- Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Carlos Ayala (guitar), Leonardo "Gigio" Parodi, Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Hugo Fernando Gonzáles (guitar), Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Matheus Jardim, Luis Ribeiro, Marco da Costa, Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Markus Pechmann (trumpet), Gustavo Ovalles, Leonardo "Gigio" Parodi, Víctor Fuentes, Dominik Fuss (trumpet), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor), Simon Reitmaier (clarinet), Jairo Morales (guitar), Carlos Pino-Quintana (contrabass), Georgina Oakes (clarinet)
- Carlos Pino-Quintana (contrabass), Gustavo Ovalles, Jairo Morales, Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Algy Wu (bandoneon), Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Pablo Rojas (piano), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Carlos Ayala (guitar), Leonardo "Gigio" Parodi, Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Jairo Morales (guitar), Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Leonardo "Gigio" Parodi, Pablo Rojas (piano), Víctor Fuentes, Gustavo Ovalles (congas), Endrina Rosales (flute), Jairo Morales (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor), Carlos Pino-Quintana (contrabass)
- Carlos Ayala (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Gustavo Ovalles, Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Pablo Rojas (piano), Algy Wu (bandoneon), Carlos Pino-Quintana (contrabass), Jonathan Bolívar (guitar), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor)
- Gustavo Ovalles (congas), Víctor Fuentes, Leonardo "Gigio" Parodi, Markus Pechmann (trumpet), Dominik Fuss (trumpet), Carlos Pino-Quintana (contrabass), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor), Pablo Rojas (piano)
Spotlight on this release
-
An error occurred.
Try watching this video on www.youtube.com, or enable JavaScript if it is disabled in your browser.
Awards and reviews
Christmas Issue 2018
This glorious album illuminates a very different side to the Peruvian tenor…The album ranges freely across South and Central America…Flórez responds to this variety with sensitivity, bringing a rich array of vocal styles…Packed with delights, produced and performed with great care, sensitivity and heart.
November 2018
Flórez is very much at home in this repertoire, for the most part, and particularly in the songs from his native Peru…Most of the programme is enjoyable, and a few songs are absolute knockouts…His tone may have lost some of its lightness and ease, perhaps, but its radiant tonal sheen remains a joy.
Opera Now January 2019
The booklet makes a strong case for an operatic voice in this music…and successful it is too, with Flórez’s voice intertwining elegantly with the rhythmic combo for each song. A couple of tenorial flourishes aside, he contrasts smoothness with snappy delivery and clear enunciation across such classics as Cucurrucucú, Guantanamera and Volver, and the swaying Aquarela do Brasil, in which his Brazilian Portuguese is pretty immaculate.