Osvaldo Fattoruso's 1991 masterpiece, "Tá," is a vibrant and eclectic journey through the rich tapestry of Latin and Brazilian jazz, fused with the infectious rhythms of candombe and murga. Released under Discos Melopea, this 49-minute album is a testament to Fattoruso's innovative spirit and his ability to blend diverse musical influences into a cohesive and captivating whole.
From the playful energy of "Spaff" to the haunting melodies of "Tu Voz, Mi Voz," each of the 19 tracks offers a unique exploration of sound and rhythm. The album kicks off with "Feel Candombe," an infectious beat that sets the stage for the diverse soundscape to come. Standout tracks like "Abejas" and "Murga Pa' los Amigos" showcase Fattoruso's mastery of blending traditional Latin rhythms with modern jazz sensibilities. The album also features more introspective pieces like "Crisálida" and "Co-Autoría," which highlight the artist's depth and versatility.
Fattoruso's virtuosic playing and imaginative compositions make "Tá" a standout in the world of Latin jazz. Whether you're a longtime fan of Fattoruso's work or a newcomer to his music, this album is sure to impress with its creativity, energy, and emotional resonance.
(C) 1991 Discos Melopea
Tracks
SpaffFattoruso, Ingold, Amuedo
Feel CandombeFattoruso, Ingold, Amuedo, Ruben Rada