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Gipsy Kings
Released 2001

Somos Gitanos
03:41
1,997 plays

Felices Dias
03:35
1,554 plays

Majiwi
04:31
1,547 plays

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- 1
- Somos Gitanos
- 03:41
- 1,997 plays

- 2
- Majiwi
- 04:31
- 1,547 plays

- 3
- Mi Fandango
- 04:54
- 1,400 plays

- 4
- Como Un Silencio
- 04:50
- 1,334 plays

- 5
- Lleva Me El Compas
- 03:32
- 1,453 plays

- 6
- Felices Dias
- 03:35
- 1,554 plays

- 7
- Poquito A Poco
- 03:12
- 1,398 plays

- 8
- Magia Del Ritmo
- 04:06
- 1,324 plays

- 9
- Quiero Libertad
- 04:10
- 1,327 plays

- 10
- Jo Busco Un Camino
- 04:16
- 1,324 plays

- 11
- Flamencos En El Aire
- 04:04
- 1,388 plays

- 12
- Solo, Solo Dire
- 03:52
- 1,347 plays

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album review

It seems that you just can't escape the Gipsy Kings. If you've were in a Mexican-themed restaurant, Latin dance club, or vacation resort in the '90s, you've likely heard the Gipsy Kings' brand of pop flamenco ad nauseam. Their music has become so ubiquitous that it's easy to forget the fact that they are very talented musicians. Somos Gitanos ("We Are Gypsies") is not their best or most accessible effort, but it is a showcase for the Gipsy Kings' formidable talents. The brothers Reyes and Baliardo provide the kind of traditional flamenco, on tracks like "Mi Flameco" and "Felices Dias," that fans expect while also throwing in a few decidedly non-traditional touches. "Majiwi" mixes in Middle-Eastern elements, and is the most danceable track on the album. Similarly, "Magia del Ritmo" provides a bedrock of Brazilian rhythm for their trademark guitar sound. Casual fans may find these departures off-putting, but for everyone else this album is a testament to the Gipsy Kings' immense charm and skill. ~ Jon Azpiri, All Music Guide