Gustavo Santaolalla's career has followed a number of distinct but equally rewarding paths. The native Argentinean is the premier rock en español producer, having overseen a number of works by artists like Juanes, Café Tacuba, Julieta Venegas, and the aptly named hip-hop group Molotov. For others, he's probably best known as the new millennium's Mancini, having provided (occasionally Oscar-winning) soundtracks for such films as 21 Grams, The Motorcycle Diaries, Babel, and Brokeback Mountain. But Santaolalla's most exciting work involves a collective of Argentine and Uruguayan musicians. Aided by gifted multi-hyphenates like Juan Campodonico and Luciano Supervielle, Bajofondo's 2002 maiden release, Bajofondo Tango Club, was an inspired blending of tango with electronica. (Let's put it this way: It wasn't your father's Piazzolla.) Three years later, Bajofondo Remixed, employing several DJs and friends, further deconstructed the genre.
Updated tango, with help from folks named Elvis and Nelly
Soul classics from two greats, one a bit less familiar than the other
Here is the bland soul-karaoke record you did not request
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