André Popp's "Du Soleil au Cœur" is a captivating journey through the realms of exotica and French indie pop, released in January 1972. This enchanting collection of 12 tracks, spanning a total of 38 minutes, showcases Popp's mastery in blending easy listening jazz with a touch of French charm. The album, distributed by Universal Music, features a mix of original compositions and beloved classics, each track meticulously crafted to evoke a sense of warmth and nostalgia.
From the opening notes of "De Pantin à Pékin" to the tender strains of "Ne me quitte pas," Popp and his grand orchestra weave a tapestry of sounds that transport the listener to a world of elegance and sophistication. The album includes standout tracks like "Wakadi Wakadou," which adds a playful exotica flavor, and "Les feuilles mortes," a timeless classic that highlights Popp's ability to infuse traditional songs with a fresh, modern twist. "Du Soleil au Cœur" is a testament to André Popp's musical genius, offering a delightful blend of genres that will appeal to fans of instrumental music and those seeking a touch of French elegance in their collection.
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