Description
With Los Arregladores / The Arrangers, Baptiste Herbin and Minino Garay combine their talents to revisit and revive Latin American songs that French & English audiences often know... without knowing their true origins. From the world-famous "Lambada," which originated from a Bolivian melody by the Hermosa brothers ("LLORANDO SE FUE"), to "Alouette Alouette," whose roots lie in Argentina, this album offers a multicultural musical journey rich in revelations. Each piece is arranged by artists admired by Baptiste Herbin and Minino Garay, then reinterpreted with their own unique perspective, nourished by jazz, traditional rhythms, and a deep musical complicity.