Renato Borghetti, a master of the accordion, presents a captivating journey through the vibrant sounds of South America with his album "Accordianist." Released on July 14, 2019, under the P.E.R Music label, this album is a rich tapestry of genres, including chamamé, tango, and Brazilian jazz, all woven together by Borghetti's virtuosic accordion playing.
The album opens with the enchanting "Bachianas Brasileiras, No. 5 (Cantillena)," a piece that showcases Borghetti's ability to blend classical and folk influences seamlessly. From there, the album takes listeners on a musical tour of Brazil and Argentina, with tracks like "Campeira" and "Chote Laranjeira" offering a taste of Brazilian folk music, while "El Choclo" and "Mercedita" bring the passion and drama of Argentine tango to the forefront.
Borghetti's compositions, such as "Milonga Para as Missóes" and "Minuano," demonstrate his deep understanding of traditional South American music and his ability to innovate within those traditions. The album also features lively dance numbers like "Corra Se Puderes" and "Sambanerao," which are sure to get listeners moving.
With a duration of 57 minutes, "Accordianist" is a testament to Renato Borghetti's skill and versatility as a musician. Whether you're a fan of traditional South American music or simply looking for something new and exciting, this album is sure to delight.