Review by Moulay AbdelJalal AIT EL HARCH

Que Sera Sera Adieu Lisbonne is an album by Roger Snoeck that showcases his talent as a musician and songwriter. The album features a mix of French and Portuguese songs that are infused with elements of jazz and traditional Portuguese music.

The album opens with the title track, "Que Sera Sera Adieu Lisbonne," a melancholic song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Snoeck's smooth vocals and the haunting melody create a sense of nostalgia and longing.

The standout track on the album is "Fado do Amor Perdido," a traditional Portuguese fado that is beautifully arranged and performed by Snoeck. The song is a lament for lost love, and Snoeck's emotive vocals capture the pain and longing of the lyrics.

Another highlight of the album is "La Belle de Nuit," a jazzy number that showcases Snoeck's skills as a saxophonist. The song has a playful and upbeat vibe, and the brass section adds a touch of whimsy to the track.

Summary by Moulay AbdelJalal AIT EL HARCH

Que Sera Sera Adieu Lisbonne is a well-crafted album that showcases Snoeck's talent as a musician and songwriter. The mix of French and Portuguese songs adds a unique flavor to the album, and the jazz and traditional Portuguese elements create a cohesive and engaging listening experience.