What a
wonderful, old-fashioned (in its best sense) album! Sexteto Andiamo spreads a
great cafe-house atmosphere, where my heart rises: A warm, nostalgic sound is
rolled out and there is no chance to resist. Their music is dominated by the typical
sound of two bandoneons (Stine Engen and Anderson Perea da Silva), two violins (Santiago
Zamboni and Gonzalo Lesta), piano (Mariano Flores González) and double-bass (Luigi
Coviello).
The ten compositions
with the mostly simple and elated melodies are all danceable, and surely will
bring the milongueros and milongueras to the dance floor wherever they may play.
The ensemble´s arrangements of old tangos
(by Francisco Canaro, Miguel Caló, Lalo Scaliese, Enrique Santos Discèpolo etc.),
and new own songs (by their musical director Luigi Coviello) rely on the
dynamic change of beautiful melody arches and rhythmically accentuated passages
which makes it interesting to dance. Coviello´s Gira Gira is an irresistible
vals, simple and rousing. Who intends to leave the dance floor too early, has
no heart.
Twenty-five
minutes later the album is over. Nevertheless, what we hear is a clear
recommendation for a young ensemble that is worth paying attention to.
Artists´website:
www.sextetoandiamo.com
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