Circo Beat Explained
Circo Beat (Circus Beat) is the eighth studio album by Argentine musician Fito Páez, released in 1994. It was produced by Phil Manzanera. It sold 190,000 copies in Argentina.[1]
Personnel
Performers
- Fito Páez – vocals, acoustic guitar, pianos, hammond, clavinet, electric keyboard
- Gabriel Carámbula – acoustic and electric guitars
- Gringui Herrera – acoustic and electric guitars, and pedal steel guitar
- Guillermo Vadalá – bass, acoustic guitar, double bass
- Geoff Dugmore: drums, bass drum and tambourin on "Dejarlas partir"
- Tweety González – accordion, piano, electric keyboard
Guest musicians
- Fabiana Cantilo – vocals; gremlins on "El jardín donde vuelan los mares"; chorus on all other songs
- Fena Della Maggiora – vocals on "El jardín donde vuelan los mares"
- Liliana Herrero – vocals on "Las tardes del sol, las noches del agua"
- Claudia Puyó – gremlis on "El jardín donde vuelan los mares"
- Fabián Gallardo – acoustic guitar on "Dejarlas partir"
- Laura Vázquez – electric keyboard
- Alina Gandini – electric keyboard
- Pilo – harmonica on "Circo beat"
- Toots Thielemans – harmonica on "Las tardes del sol, las noches del agua" and "She's mine"
- Osvaldo Fattoruso – drums on "Las tardes del sol, las noches del agua" and "Nadie detiene al amor en un lugar"
- The Kick Horns – winds on "Circo beat"
- Simon Clark – saxophones: alto and baritone, flute
- Tim Sanders – tenor saxophone
- Simon Gardner – trombone
- Roddy Lorimer – trumpet
- Neil Sidwell – trombone
Notes and References
- Book: Pelo . 1994 . Argentina . 31 . Spanish.
