Ay mi Niña | Giulia y Los Tellarini

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Lyrics (Translated):

"Oh my girl

How nice, how nice

Oh how nice it will be to be your love

It’s fate and your strength, and your strength

And let the passion flow

Beside you I do not feel death"

Artist: Giulia y los Tellarini

Song: Ay mi Niña

Woody Allen’s Vicky Cristina Barcelona brought me here. The depth in Giulia Tellarini’s voice definitely adds that seasoned charisma to the song. I was not surprised that she managed to convince complete strangers into starting an initiative that has come up with beautiful renditions ever since they happened.

One can easily paint a masterpiece inside one's head while listening to this track. The agony in the drunken tempo tempts you into tapping your feet. The musical arrangement falls like confetti on your ears. It’s delicate without getting wept away with the myriad sounds used in it.

Each piece by this group is a masterpiece, but this particular track caught my fancy because of the care with which it has been handled. To put it simply, the song is delicate and pristine.

 

About The Artist: 

Giulia y Los Tellarini is a group formed in Barcelona and whose singer is Italian. 

§                    Giulia Tellarini ( voice and accordion )

§                    Jens Neumaier ( guitar , saxophone , charango and choir )

§                    Maik Alemany (guitar, charango and choir)

§                    Alejandro Mazzoni ( bass , percussion , flute and choir)

§                    Xavier Tort ( trumpet )

§                    Pablo Diaz-Reixa (percussion and choir)

§                    Jordi Llobet (percussion and melodica )

§                    Olga Abalos ( alto saxophone )

§                    Joan Portales ( electric guitar , mandolin and charango)

§                    Camilo Zorilla (percussion, melodica)

Formed in 2004, the group experiments with a lot of styles. Their major influences are drawn from Tango, Indie Rock, Bossa Nova, Flamenco, Rumba and Jazz.

One day Giulia Tellarini appeared with her accordion in the Maik Maier studio of Barcelona, ​​and met Maik Alemany, Jens Neumaier and Alejandro Mazzoni. In love with her voice, this project soon started walking musical paces around the world: the Mediterranean warmth, the suggestive chanson, the tremendous Latino Mexican doom and jazzy elegance. With the help of various musicians and friends, they strung songs for "Eusebio", an overwhelming album. Destiny once again places a copy of "Eusebio" into the hands of Woody Allen, who is fascinated with the music of Giulia y Los Tellarini and decides on using the soundtrack for "Vicky Cristina Barcelona", the film which at the time was filming in Barcelona.

Some albums worth listening to:

• Eusebio
• L’Arrabbiata