Roma voice and string jugglers with characteristic voices are eluded from the Wild East in Cimbaliband?s new album 'Gipsy Fushion'. Alexandra Horvath, who came to Budapest from Transylvania, sings on the album of this band, led by the unique cimbalom player, Balazs Unger, bringing with her the most beautiful treasures of the gypsy folklore. This record is a tribute to the memory of the great Roma ancestors. It contains adaptations that have been passed down to posterity by singers and musicians of Roma descent who have made considerable popularity in the past. To this day, they have an impact on the ever-changing, evolving ?language? of world music.
Tracks:
1. Na dara! (Szaszcsavas - Erdely) 5'33
2. Dujduj (Rokycany - Csehorszag) 5'04
3. Chajorie (Skopje - Macedonia) 6'56
4. De szepen szol (Baldana - Romania) 4'40
5. Gheza (Kolozsvar - Erdely) 6'19
6. Chiriklori (Szepsi - Szlovakia) 3'43
7. Manouche Swing (Liberchies - Belgium) 3'57
8. Var rank a vilag (Clejani - Romania) 3'48
9. Olyat vagok (Kispalad - Magyarorszag) 3'23
10. Citromfa (Orko - Erdely) 5'53
