You're gone, mi vida preciosa, but never forgotten! Your music, as I've said before, is proof positive you don't have to know the language when it comes to music. You were a female Cape Verdean equivalent of Carlos Gardel. One thing I'd like to know, however. And that is what's the translation for the song you've just sung?
Since I'm not a musician, I can't be specific about what it is that I like, in addition to Evora's singing, about the piano play. The sound is just pleasing is all I can come up with.
(Cont'd) Two things here. And they concern the piano. There are two occasions where I've never heard such unique piano playing. The first is in the one we're listening to, and the second comes with Edith Piaf's version of "Et Pourtant." These are two styles with which I'm totally unfamiliar. But most pleasing to the ear!
