Review by Diego Martins CorrêA

Y Viva Espana The Sweet Life by Sylvia (Vrethammar) is an album that transports listeners to the vibrant and colorful world of Spain. From the opening track, "Y Viva Espana," to the closing number, "Amapola," Sylvia's voice is both powerful and soulful, perfectly suited to the Spanish-flavored melodies and rhythms.

The album is a celebration of all things Spanish, with songs that range from romantic ballads to lively dance numbers. The instrumentation is rich and varied, featuring everything from flamenco guitar to accordion to castanets. The production is top-notch, with a crisp and clear sound that highlights the intricacies of each instrument.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "La Paloma," a traditional Spanish song that Sylvia imbues with a haunting beauty. Another highlight is "Besame Mucho," a classic love song that Sylvia infuses with a sense of longing and passion.

Summary by Diego Martins CorrêA

Y Viva Espana The Sweet Life is a delightful album that will transport listeners to the sunny streets of Spain. Sylvia's voice is a joy to listen to, and the music is both infectious and moving. Highly recommended for fans of Spanish music and anyone looking for a taste of the sweet life.