As this is a soundtrack to a movie one definetely needs to go to the nearest Blockbuster and see it first. And see it again, just to understand it. 
If ever there was a European movie (besides Betty Blue) this is it! And if ever there was a European soundtrack - this is it! 
Bregovic is a genius miner of musical heritage of the continent, or rather of his home country - former Yugoslavia. And what jewels he brought us! 
Some of the songs worked so well that I never realized that I was watching a French movie (the book was written by Alexander Dumas) with traditional Croatian music in the background. Or a synthesis of Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian tunes. David Bowie put it best:"The end of twentieth century is about juxtaposition of information." And look what comes out when You do it right. 
But, besides all this - this is just fantastic music from a great composer and skilled craftsman that was lucky to have happened to live in a great place at a great time.(Customer from Amazon)


 
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01 - Elo Hi (Canto Nero) (Feat. Ofra Haza)
02 - Rondinella
03 - La Nuit De La Saint Barthelemy
04 - Le Matin
05 - Lullaby
06 - Ruda Neruda
07 - U Te Sam Se Zaljubia
08 - La Chasse
09 - Margot
10 - Rencontre
11 - Marguerite De Valois Et Henri De Navarre
12 - Le Mariage
13 - La Nuit
14 - Elo Hi (Feat. Ofra Haza)



Label: Phonogram / Philips
Released: 1994
Catalogue: 522655-2




Codec: Flac
Compression Level: 5
Quality: High


CD-rip by alekow (EAC and Flac)
Covers Included (400dpi)







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