Enrico Macias - Volume 4

Review by Brett Brown

Enrico Macias' album Volume 4 is a delightful addition to the world music scene. The album features a mix of French, Spanish, and Arabic influences, showcasing Macias' versatility as an artist. The tracks are infused with his signature guitar playing style and his soulful vocals, which transport listeners to different parts of the world.

The opening track, "Malheur à celui qui blesse un enfant," is a poignant song about the pain and suffering of children in war-torn countries. It sets the tone for the rest of the album, which is a mix of upbeat and melancholic tracks. One of the standout tracks is "Le violon de mon père," which is a tribute to his father, who was a violinist.

The album also includes collaborations with other artists, such as the Algerian singer Khaled on "Olympia 96" and the Spanish singer Ana Belén on "La casa del sol naciente." These collaborations add a unique flavor to the album and showcase Macias' ability to adapt to different styles of music.

Summary by Brett Brown

Volume 4 is a must-listen for fans of world music and Enrico Macias' music. The album is a testament to his talent as a musician and his ability to create music that transcends cultural boundaries.