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	La Casa Azul Tan Simple Como El Amor Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock Finally here's the long-awaited long play by LA CASA AZUL.\nSunshine-pop producer Guille Milkyway found in the five members of LA CASA AZUL the perfect performers for his sunny melodies that mix the spirit of 60's A&M ... more » « less
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All Artists: La Casa Azul
Title: Tan Simple Como El Amor
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Elefant Records/Darla
Release Date: 1/1/2007
Album Type: Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 8428846111070, 8428846211077

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Album Description

Finally here's the long-awaited long play by LA CASA AZUL.\nSunshine-pop producer Guille Milkyway found in the five members of LA CASA AZUL the perfect performers for his sunny melodies that mix the spirit of 60's A&M productions with 70's disco music & 90's most refreshing europop. Perfect pop artisans we're talking about pop full of small details in the shape of arrangements LA CASA AZUL have the knack to catch you at the first listen with their songs making you play the main role in so

CD Reviews

Innocence and joy

M. A. L. Garcia | MX | 09/07/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"They are naive, they are fresh, they are young and spanish.

They sound different in a very good way.

They inbue happines and hope in every soul that pursue a dream.

Reminds me of simpler days."

"suenan alegres campanas..."

S. Collins | 11/20/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"this album is just fun and happy! no two ways about it, it's just a good listen - even you don't understand the Spanish. i bought it because it looked fun, and i wanted practice listening to the language - and i've not been disappointed. they make some good sound on their classic electric pianos - it's been a while since we heard hammonds and mellotrons like this. definitely a good purchase, if you're in the market for some light happy pop."

Maybe the best album. Ever.

Matthew Tomich | Basel, Switzerland | 08/21/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"You've got "El sol no brillará nunca más", followed five songs later by "Siempre brilla el sol."

In that simple transition, you have it all: failure, loss, faith, hope, redemption.

Epic. Brilliant. Get it. Now."