Manu Chao—"Me Llaman Calle" Video
"Me Llaman La Calle" was voted by Time magazine one of the 10 Best Songs of 2007. The song was originally written for a 2005 Spanish music but wasn't released as a record until 2007. It combines flamenco and rumba sounds with a pop melody.
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Camille—"Ta Douleur" - Camille began her music career in the ultra-hip French group Nouvelle Vague. "Ta Douleur" comes from her solo record Le Fil , in which she employs an interesting musical device: a consistent drone that links songs throughout the album. Feist—"I Feel It All" - In 2007 Feist went from darling of the indie underground to international pop star with the release of her album The Reminder , on which this song appears.Jarabe De Palo—"Yin Yang" - Jarabe De Palo is a Latin rock group from Spain. "Yin Yang" incorporates traditional Spanish sounds in their music and is off their 2003 album Bonito .Julieta Venegas—"Eres Para Mi" - Mexican singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Julieta Venegas is one of the biggest artists in Latin America. She's poppy enough to appeal to the masses and alternative enough to please the critics.M.I.A.—"Sunshowers" - Maya Arulpragasam, aka M.I.A., grew up between London, India, and her native Sri Lanka. The violence of the civil war in Sri Lanka influenced her early artistic development. Her music mixes hip-hop, electro, dancehall, and baile funk.Manu Chao—"Me Llaman Calle" - "Me Llaman La Calle" was voted by Time magazine one of the 10 Best Songs of 2007. The song was originally written for a 2005 Spanish music but wasn't released as a record until 2007. It combines flamenco and rumba sounds with a pop melody.MV Bill—"Lingua De Tamandua" - MV Bill is known as much for his music as for his social activism. He has used his fame to promote teaching hip-hop, graffiti, break-dancing, and computer skills to children in favelas. This song features a sample from Brazilian legend Caetano Veloso.Rose—"La Liste" - Rose, an upcoming French singer-songwriter, chose her artistic name after a film, The Rose , based loosely on the life of Janis Joplin.Sharon Jones & Dap-Kings—"100 Days, 100 Nights" - In the late 90's, after a stint as a corrections officer at Rikers Island prison, Sharon Jones began working with musicians who would later make up her current backing band, the Dap-Kings. Fitting their sound, this video was shot on two vintage cameras.
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