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In Latin Mood

José Feliciano

The bolero tradition. Intimate nylon-string guitar and soulful, raspy vocals transform Latin standards into late-night jazz-folk confessions.

1971 · RCA Camden

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A sophisticated, late-night romanticism that feels both ancient and deeply personal.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks
01
Sin Fe (Capo)
02
Tu Me Acostumbraste (Domínguez)
03
La Barca (Cantoral)
04
Somos Diferentes (Rodríguez)
05
Noche De Ronda (Lara)
06
Envidia (Segura)
07
Escándalo (Cárdenas-Fuentes)
08
Mi Ultimo Fracaso (Gil)
09
Piel Canela (Capo)
10
El Reloj (Cantoral)
Moments Worth Listening For
The intricate, flamenco-inspired guitar run that opens La Barca before the rhythm settles into a steady bolero.
The raw, gravelly break in Feliciano's voice during the climax of Noche De Ronda.
The way the percussion drops to a whisper on El Reloj, leaving only the ticking guitar notes.
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How does In Latin Mood sound next to the rest of José Feliciano's catalogue?

Low Energy-1.2σ

It runs notably cooler and more held-back than this artist's baseline.

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