Rarezas

~ Release by Mägo de Oz (see all versions of this release, 2 available)

Annotation

n their web, Mägo de Oz afirmed that they don't recorded this CD, the Label Locomotive Music recorded it without the autorition of the band, using material of Mägo de Oz.

Annotation last modified on 2018-11-11 11:51 UTC.

Tracklist

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#TitleArtistRatingLength
1Resacosix en Hispania
recording of:
Resacosix en Hispania (from 1999 to present)
is based on:
Kantate, BWV 147 „Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben“: Teil II, X. Choral „Jesus bleibet meine Freude“ (Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring)
is based on:
Nellie the Elephant
translated parody version of:
Nellie the Elephant
Mägo de Oz4:25
2Pijo, cómeme la polla
recording of:
Pijo, cómeme la polla (from 2000-01 until 2000-04)
Mägo de Oz2:03
3Pachamama
recording of:
Pachamama (from 2000-01 until 2000-04)
Mägo de Oz3:25
4Pensando en ti
recording of:
Pensando en ti (in 2000)
lyricist:
Txus di Fellatio
composer:
Kerry Livgren
translated version of:
Dust in the Wind
Mägo de Oz4:28
5Donde el corazón te lleve
recording engineer:
Carlos Sainz Morales (from 2003-11 until 2004-01) and Paloma Ramón Rubio (from 2003-11 until 2004-01)
art direction:
Txus di Fellatio
bagpipe [Irish Bagpipe]:
Ian O'Connell (from 2003-11 until 2004-01)
transverse flute and whistle:
Fernando (flautist for Mägo de Oz) (from 2003-11 until 2004-01)
viola and violin:
Mohamed (violinist for Mägo de Oz) (from 2003-11 until 2004-01)
lead vocals:
José Andrëa (from 2003-11 until 2004-01)
strings arranger:
Mohamed (violinist for Mägo de Oz) and Sergio Cisneros "Kiskilla"
arranger:
Txus di Fellatio
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Locomotive Records (Spanish rock label; before 2004: use Locomotive Music) (in 2004)
recorded at:
One Minute Music in Spain (from 2003-11 until 2004-01)
recording of:
Donde el corazón te lleve (from 2003-11 until 2004-01)
lyrics written in:
Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid (Community of Madrid), Spain (on 2004-01-28)
lyricist:
Txus di Fellatio (on 2004-01-28)
composer:
Txus di Fellatio
dedicated to:
Emilio Ortiz
José Andrëa5:44
6Gracias a la sociedad
cover recording of:
Gracias a la sociedad
Mägo de Oz6:09
7Quijote y Sancho
accordion and keyboard:
Kiskilla
drums (drum set):
Txus di Fellatio
electric bass guitar:
Sergio Martinez Rubio
electric guitar:
Carlitos (Former guitarist for Mägo de Oz) and Frank (guitarist for Mägo de Oz)
flute and whistle:
Fernando Ponce de León (flautist for Mägo de Oz)
violin:
Mohamed (violinist for Mägo de Oz)
background vocals:
José Andrëa, Txus di Fellatio, Frank (guitarist for Mägo de Oz), Mohamed (violinist for Mägo de Oz) and Fernando Ponce de León (flautist for Mägo de Oz)
lead vocals:
José Andrëa
spoken vocals:
Juan Antonio Cebrián
cover recording of:
Don Quijote y Sancho
lyricist and composer:
Juan Pardo
medley including a partial instrumental recording of:
When Johnny Comes Marching Home (trad.)
lyricist:
Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore
composer:
[traditional] (special purpose artist)
part of:
Roud Folk Song Index (number: 6637)
Mägo de Oz6:35
8Mari Tormes (acústico)
recording of:
Maritornes (in 1998)
lyricist:
Txus di Fellatio
composer:
Mägo de Oz
Mägo de Oz4:46
9Molinos de viento (acústico)
recording of:
Molinos de viento (in 1998)
lyricist:
Txus di Fellatio
writer:
José Andrëa, Carlitos (Former guitarist for Mägo de Oz), Txus di Fellatio, Frank (guitarist for Mägo de Oz), Mohamed (violinist for Mägo de Oz) and Salva (Bass guitarist for Mägo de Oz)
is based on:
Un camino de cerveza
Mägo de Oz5:04
10El turno de la rosa
recording of:
El turno de la rosa
Mägo de Oz2:54
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