Los Relampagos - Dos Cruces María Dolores Hay Quien Dice De Jaén Luna De España

Review by Rolf Kleef

Los Relámpagos, one of the most renowned Spanish duos, released an album in 1964 titled "Dos Cruces María Dolores Hay Quien Dice De Jaén Luna De España." The album is a perfect blend of traditional Spanish music and modern pop sounds. The album features 13 tracks, including the titular track "Dos Cruces," which is a classic Spanish song that has been covered by many artists.

The album starts with "Dos Cruces," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is a beautiful tribute to the Spanish culture and heritage. The duo's harmonious vocals and the traditional Spanish instruments make this song a standout track. The album also features other traditional Spanish songs like "La Rosa y El Clavel," "La Zarzamora," and "El Relicario."

The album also features some modern pop songs like "Hay Quien Dice De Jaén" and "Luna De España." These songs have a contemporary sound and feature some unique instrumentation. The duo's vocals are also impressive in these tracks, showcasing their versatility as artists.

Summary by Rolf Kleef

"Dos Cruces María Dolores Hay Quien Dice De Jaén Luna De España" is an excellent album that perfectly captures the essence of Spanish music. The album features a perfect blend of traditional and modern sounds, making it a must-listen for fans of Spanish music. Los Relámpagos' beautiful vocals and unique instrumentation make this album a true masterpiece.