Review by baha ruddin

Esperanza, the album by Charles Aznavour, is a beautiful tribute to the Latin American culture. The album features 12 tracks, all sung in Spanish, and is a departure from Aznavour's usual French repertoire.

The album opens with the upbeat "La Paloma Ade," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Aznavour's smooth and soulful voice effortlessly transitions between ballads and more lively tracks like "Ave Maria" and "Volver."

One of the highlights of the album is the duet with Spanish singer Ana Belén on "Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir." Their voices blend together perfectly, creating a powerful and emotional performance.

Esperanza also features several instrumental tracks, showcasing the talents of the musicians involved in the project. The use of traditional Latin American instruments like the accordion and flamenco guitar adds to the authenticity of the album.

Summary by baha ruddin

Esperanza is a wonderful addition to Charles Aznavour's discography. The album showcases his versatility as a singer and his ability to seamlessly adapt to different musical styles. Fans of Aznavour and Latin American music alike will enjoy this album.