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Jeanette - Corazon De Poeta (1981)

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01. Corazon De Poeta (4:39)
02. Un Dia Es Un Dia (3:52)
03. Cuando Estoy Con El (4:23)
04. Frente A Frente (3:24)
05. Viva El Pasodoble (4:05)
06. El Muchacho De Los Ojos Tristes (3:39)
07. Comienzame A Vivir (4:03)
08. Si Te Vas Te Vas (4:11)
09. Toda La Noche Oliendo A Ti (3:52)
10. Acabare Llorando (4:28)

Arranged By, Orchestrated By, Producer – Manuel Alejandro
Conductor - D. Beigbeder

 

Jeanette is an English-born Spanish pop star who was popular throughout the 1970s and 1980s, scoring a long string of hit singles, most notably "Porque Te Vas." Born Janette Anne Dimech on October 10, 1951, in London, England, she grew up in the United States. At age 12 she moved to Barcelona with her mother, who was of Spanish heritage, and she learned to speak Spanish. During the 1960s she took an interest in American folk music (e.g., Bob Dylan, the Byrds) and began writing songs of her own. In 1967-1968 she recorded a series of mostly unsuccessful singles ("Cállate, Niña," "Amanecer," "Me Olvidarás") with the band Pic-Nic, plus a full-length album Pic-Nic (1968). During the early '70s, after the demise of Pic-Nic, she embarked on a solo career and scored her first hit single in 1971 with "Soy Rebelde," a song written by Manuel Alejandro, with whom she would collaborate in later years on subsequent hits, most notably the album Corazón de Poeta (1981). The label misspelled her name as Jeanette (rather than Janette) when it released "Soy Rebelde," but because the song became such a runaway hit, the misspelling became her official stage name. Successive singles were released over the course of the decade, including "Estoy Triste" (1972), "Palabras, Promesas" (1973), "Porque Te Vas" (1974), "Hoy Nos Hemos Dicho Adiós" (1975), "Todo Es Nuevo" (1977), "No Digas Buenas Noches" (1978), and "Voy a Tener un Niño" (1978). There were also a few albums: Palabras, Promesas (1973), Porque Te Vas (1976), and Todo Es Nuevo (1977). Her greatest success was "Porque Te Vas," which became an international hit after appearing in the award-winning film Cría Cuervos (1976). Numerous cover versions of "Porque Te Vas" would be recorded over the years. In 1981 Jeanette collaborated once again with Manuel Alejandro (the songwriter of "Soy Rebelde") for numerous songs on the album Corazón de Poeta, including the hit singles "Corazón de Poeta" and "Frente a Frente." She remained active throughout the remainder of the 1980s, releasing the albums Reluz (1983), Ojos en el Sol (1984), and Loca por la Musica (1989), along with a string of singles. However, the 1990s marked the end of her success, though she herself remained popular and her back catalog was repackaged into a continual stream of greatest-hits collections. ---itunes.apple.com

 

"Corazón de poeta" es el cuarto álbum de la cantante inglesa Jeanette lanzado en 1981 por RCA. El disco significó una evolución en la carrera de la cantante ya que se enfocó en un público adulto en comparación con sus anteriores producciones juveniles. RCA le propuso a Jeanette volver a las baladas al lado del compositor Manuel Alejandro. Este produjo y escribió todas las canciones del disco.

"Corazón de poeta" posee influencias de la música pop así como las del folclore español, además contó con los arreglos de grandes orquestas. El disco produjo tres pares de sencillos. «Frente a frente» fue el primero en rodar en radios. El tema se volvió inmediatamente éxito en Hispanoamérica, igualmente su cara B «Cuando estoy con él». El segundo par fue «Corazón de poeta» y «Comiénzame a vivir» los cuales se mantuvieron en las listas musicales. La tercera pareja «El muchacho de los ojos tristes» y «Toda la noche oliendo a ti» fueron lanzados en 1982. Otras canciones como «Un día es un día» y «Si te vas, te vas» también fueron populares sobre todo en Sudamérica. La promoción del disco llevó a Jeanette a una gira internacional por España y Sudamérica.

Los crítica favoreció la producción del álbum. En 1982 Jeanette ganó el premio Billboard en Español por este álbum. --- Lomas Maslo, melopopmusic.blogspot.com

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