Review by Tara Pogue

Jazz en el Cine Negro Español 1958-1964, a compilation album by Various artists, is a nostalgic journey back to the golden era of Spanish cinema. The album features a collection of jazz-infused soundtracks from some of the most iconic films of the time, including "La Venganza" and "El Cebo."

The album is a perfect blend of jazz and Spanish music, with each track showcasing the unique style of the artists involved. The use of brass instruments and percussion in tracks like "Bossa de la Calle" and "Tema de Amor" adds to the overall charm of the album.

The standout track on the album is "Tema de Amor," which features a beautiful saxophone solo that perfectly captures the romantic essence of the film it was composed for. The album also features tracks with a more upbeat tempo, such as "Boogie Woogie en el Cine" and "Carioca," which will have listeners tapping their feet and swaying to the rhythm.

Summary by Tara Pogue

Jazz en el Cine Negro Español 1958-1964 is a must-have for jazz and Spanish music enthusiasts alike. The album perfectly captures the essence of Spanish cinema from that era and provides a glimpse into the rich cultural history of the country. Highly recommended.