What richness flows from these two! We've just got the concept album De Camino al Camino from Rita and in September Lucia's double album "Folklore". Given all that we see others doing there, truly Barcelona must be some kind of musical portal into New Worlds.
Por la calidad del registro, el ambiente, la bellísima selección de temas y por supuesto la impresionante interpretación de Rita Y Lucia hacen de este video es un clásico instantáneo.
lindo demais assistir e ouvir as interpretações de vcs meninas. Acompanho a trajetória de vcs agora simplesmente iluminadas desde o começo com o não menos iluminado J chamorro, parabéns, do Brasil.
Thankyou so much. It is a charming song. Very evocative. A delight also to meet poet and children's author Maria. I wonder if Horacio sang this to Lucia as a child? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hjommIN8vEw.html
Me encanta Rita Payes y saludo a Lucia Fumero. Guapas y muy completas músicas. Recomiendo a nuestra querida Rita no masajearse la nariz en público. Queremos que siga brillando!
Awesome performance. This was even better than the previous night's. Sharper yet paradoxically more relaxed and adventurous. For all their rehearsal you see music newly made in the moment and you see their particular pleasure in it. These two are so good together, friends from long ago. Both composers of great originality and style, performers and entertainers of the highest standard, classical/folk literate and freed by jazz sensibilities. So, my plans for them are quite extensive... I propose a joint jazz adventure with arranger Marti Serra, a piano sextet playing their compositions (and select World Music that both have enjoyed) arranged by Marti...
Have you caught them with Eva Fernández and Magalí Datzira? Sometimes calling themselves The Ladies of Barcelona, they make a pretty talented quartet, with a lucky guy drummer.
@@garyedmondson2998 Oh yes, that time in Malaga in particular. Brilliant Lucy arrangement of Upa Neguinho, Rita (always inventive) and Eva (always melodic) solos and Rita out-Elising Regina singing. So exciting. The Quartet included it in the Jamboree set they did together a year or two later. Magali has done a few sets supporting Rita, here in London (Pizza Express) and at least one in Catalonia when Horacio Fumero wasn't available.
@@garyedmondson2998 Have you seen the great latin album by Munir Hossn (occasional collaborator with MARO)... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-P5dpvT3-LIQ.html (Lucy and Rita in the promo vid though Rita footage is from her much earlier Tony Saigi session at Underpool.)
Leonardo da Vinci: Simplicity is the highest form of refinement. Saint-Exupéry: Something is not perfect, if nothing can be added, but if nothing can be removed. There we are.
Lovely and appropriate definitions. My Latin teacher also suggested that the Latin root of elegans, elgantis, from which we get the word elegant, meant "simple". Simplicity, resulting in such emotional connection, is nothing more nor less than open-handed magic.
I love the quirky music Lucia (I presume) finds, the 1890 to 1910 outdoor/tea-party piece at 24:08 and the children's chant at 41:00. The Fumero-Payes makeover makes them surprising and delightful, full of charm, stuffed with musical felicities. Can anyone identify these little gems?
@@PlentyOfColor Thank you very much for this. Someone had linked me below to this Chinese inspired Argentinian song by children's writer Maria Elena Walsh. I wondered if it had been a song Lucia's Argentinian father, Horacio Fumero, might have sung to his daughter? In Lucy and Rita's hands it is both thrilling and haunting. Rita's latest sounds quite Argentinian Folkish in 5/8 time. El Cervatillo. Stunning stuff.
Not only is "baby-daddy" still touring with Rita but his singing is being lifted to excellent levels in the Payes household. Eudald is even turning him onto Latin jazz. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2EYAWMIDRCE.html
0:01 La abeja - Enrique Álvarez Henao 4:27 Valsinha - Chico Buarque y Vinicius de Moraes 8:16 Vaca y pollo - Rita Payés 12:50 Quisiera ser un robot - Lucía Fumero 18:45 Sonhos - Peninha (arreglo de Caetano Veloso) 24:08 Vals Vienezolano - Lucía Fumero 28:06 La Barca - Roberto Cantoral 33:55 La Negra Atilia 37:00 41:03 Canción para bañar la luna - María Elena Walsh 44:47 Zamba para Juan Panadero - Castilla y Leguizamón 49:10 La Rosa - Rita Payés 56:00 1:02:42 El diablo suelto - Heraclio Fernández 1:08:43 Los aretes que le faltan a la luna *PD si saben las que faltan se agradece que comenten
Thank you so much for this. It never occurred to me that the charming piece at 24:08 might be an original composition by Lucy. Vals Vienezolano is a super composition. Lucia Fumero lives in more periods of history than any composer I know.
Now I've found her delightful solo performance. The lilt and waltzing sway are even more profound and other riches are revealed. Certainly a greater sense of the classical composer ready to burst out from this Chopin and Debussy mashup.
