Dive into the enchanting world of André Popp with "Les grands chefs d'orchestre de variété : andré popp, vol. 2," a captivating collection of 18 tracks that blend the exotic allure of exotica with the charm of French indie pop. Released on April 5, 2020, under the Mpm label, this album is a testament to Popp's enduring legacy as a composer, arranger, and orchestrator.
Spanning a lively 47 minutes, the album features a delightful array of songs, each with its unique character and charm. From the whimsical "Turlututu, chapeau pointu" to the romantic "Mon copain, c'était l'amour," Popp's compositions are as diverse as they are engaging. The album also includes beloved classics like "Tom Pilibi" and "La Charrette," showcasing Popp's ability to craft timeless melodies that resonate across generations.
Under the direction of his son, Daniel Popp, and with texts by Bertrand Dicale, this album is a carefully curated journey through Popp's extensive career. It's a celebration of his musical genius, offering a blend of nostalgia and discovery for both longtime fans and new listeners alike. Whether you're drawn to the exotic rhythms of "Kilimandjaro" or the playful energy of "Tique taque (tic tac)," there's something in this collection for everyone. André Popp's "Les grands chefs d'orchestre de variété : andré popp, vol. 2" is not just an album; it's an invitation to explore the rich tapestry of his musical legacy.
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