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Bajofondo Remixed | 
 enlarge | Artist: Bajofondo
Label: Universal Latino
Category: Music
List Price: $11.98
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Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 76101
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 643402
UPC: 602498898703
EAN: 0602498898703
ASIN: B000ELJA3I
Release Date: February 7, 2006
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| Tracks:
| • | Perfume - Bajofondo, Drexler, J. | | • | Pulso (1000 Mares) - Bajofondo, Supervielle, L. | | • | Montserrat - Bajofondo, | | • | Leonel, El Feo - Bajofondo, Melingo, Daniel | | • | Perfume - Bajofondo, Drexler, J. | | • | Pulso (1000 Mares) - Bajofondo, Supervielle, L. | | • | Decollage - Bajofondo, Supervielle, L. | | • | Miles de Pasajeros - Bajofondo, Contra Las Cuerdas | | • | Mateo y Cabrera - Bajofondo, Cabrera, Fernando | | • | Mi Corazon - Bajofondo, Compodonica, Juan P | | • | Miles de Pasajeros - Bajofondo, Contra Las Cuerdas | | • | Los Tangueros - Bajofondo, Santaolalla, Gustav |
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Album Details
The Best Tracks from "Bajofondo Tango Club" and "Supervielle" Remixed by Top European, Uruguayan and Argentinean Djs During 2005 Sessions in Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Cordoba, Paris and New York.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Different, but Interesting November 24, 2008
How to classify? Argentinian "Chill" music? It's definitely worth a listen. I'm still getting to know it, and perhaps once it's more familiar, it might merit 5 stars. Beware if you're going to play this in a public location - it does contain swear words in Spanish (as I was informed).
 A Modern Day Version of the Tango. October 24, 2008
I stumbled upon this album by accident. It is a lively CD that can be enjoyed by everyone. Alhough, it is in Spanish, the music is universal. the score of this CD can be appreciate and liked by everyone.
 Disappointed about this album! February 11, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I listened and loved just about most of the Bajofondo albums in the past. This Remixed album was totally disappointing to me. I think it's a waste of my money. None of the songs resemble the original. I am European and love the European sound but this is totally disgusting even to us! Sorry Bajofondo but next time maybe take more time to create a remix rather than hurry to put one up just because all your other albums were so popular! I will look forward to seeing more of your BEST even if I have to wait!
Not enough old Bajofondo December 28, 2006
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
If you liked the original "Bajofondo Tango " than you might be dissapointed but then again you might like this club version. Personally, it is not my cup of tea really and has few saving graces. The songs are remixed so they are quite different,they are more upbeat, danceable grooves as opposed to the originals. You can hardly recall some to the originals. There are two versions of "Perfume"; the Surdo Jazz Mixx is all about the dance-groove-thang, whereas the Bouquet Remix holds more true to the the compositions format on the first disc. Personally I like the songs when I can still relate it to the original. There is a European edge to many of the tracks(possibly the ones recorded in Paris?) that makes the disc a little disjointed because many of the others are more downtempo. Since it was recorded in five different major International cities it tends to sound like something slapped together. "Pulso" is one of three songs remixed twice and sound nothing alike. The version by Alexkid is more downtempo-trippy-reggae infused than the Omar version which is more midtempo dance groove. One of the more interesting remixes is "Miles de Pasajeros" where the Androoval Remix lays a light Spanish hip-hop track through the track for a different effect. This disc is more of a disco type shake-your-booty CD than anything else so it is quite a departure from the original or what you think of as a remix. This is probably not for everyone since many of the tracks are super fast thump-thump tunes. It is at best a change of pace disc that has only a few songs worth repeating. You would be better off sticking with the original. More of the original music needed to be used to establish the original identity; this formula is mostly new material so if you don't recall the old stuff you are stuck in no-mans-land. If Gustavo Santaolalla had been involved in this production the result would have been a different story, too bad.
 Not what I bargained for. Songs don't sound right. June 10, 2006
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought this album and was totally dissatisfied.
The songs sound like Eastern-bloc military disco versions of the sound samples on Amazon.com. They aren't the same.
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