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Isabelle Antena - Carpe Diem And Extr (CD) (UK Import)

Isabelle Antena - Carpe Diem And Extr (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Isabelle Antena

Music Genre: Chanson, Jazz, Latin

Label
LTM
Cat No
LTMCD2485
Released
2006
Pressing
UK
Styles
Bossa Nova, Chanson

EAN/UPC - 5024545437423

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Chanson, Jazz, and Latin

Isabelle Antena — Carpe Diem Bis
Format: CD • Label: LTM (4) (LTMCD2485) • Released: 2006 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Bossa Nova, Chanson

Tracklist:
1. Le Syndrome De Peter Pan
2. Deux Enfants
3. L'Amour Eternel
4. Sous Les Baobabs
5. Instant De Trac
6. Calife Blues
7. No Puedo Sin Ti
8. E Preciso Perdoar
9. Corto Prend Le Large
10. Inspire-Moi
11. L'Inconnu Vers L'Infini
12. Quand Les Amants...
13. Jungle Zonea
14. L'Amour Sauvage
15. Sur Ton Ile
16. I Love You Mr Hyde
17. Le Visiteur Du Savoir
18. S'en Aller
19. La Ballade Du Seigneur De La Guerre
20. Le Dernier Guerrier Romantique
21. Dans Un Million D'Années
22. Aquarius

Imported from the UK.

Watch & listen

  • Instant De Trac

  • L'amour Eternel

  • Corto Prend Le Large

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About the artist

Isabelle Antena is a French pop and jazz singer. Born on 1960-05-28 in Villepinte near Paris, Isabelle Powaga began her career in the trio Antena on the label Les Disques du Crépuscule (based in Brussels, Belgium), touring with Paul Haig, Tuxedomoon and Cabaret Voltaire. She then recorded her first solo album in London with Martin Hayles. As a solo artist she became particularly popular in Japan. She has recorded a string of solo albums as Isabelle Antena, as well as under the names Antena, Powaga Sisters and Pause Cafe. In 2003 she featured on Buscemi's album Camino Real, and released a best of, L'alphabet Du Plaisir. In 2006 her song Nothing To Lose appeared on the . She slipped away after her French Riviera album, which was a collaboration with producers from the japanese nu-jazz scene, Kyoto Jazz Massive, Jazztronik, Yukihiro Fukutomi, Tatsuo Sunaga. In 2017 she made a comeback album. Her daughter Penelope Antena has chosen the same pseudonym family name. Fun fact: she used to work as an au pair for Rick Wakeman somewhere in the 1970s.

(For group membership, see Isabelle Powaga.)

Source: Discogs

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