Henry Leca And His Orchestra - Portuguese Washerwoman

Review by Simon Hodgkinson

Portuguese Washerwoman by Henry Leca and His Orchestra is a delightful album that captures the essence of Portuguese music. The album features a range of upbeat and lively tracks that will have listeners tapping their feet and humming along.

The album opens with the title track, "Portuguese Washerwoman," a catchy tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features a lively melody and a driving rhythm that will get listeners moving.

Other standout tracks include "Fado Hilario," a hauntingly beautiful track that showcases Leca's skill as a composer and arranger, and "Carnaval de Viana," a festive track that captures the spirit of the Portuguese carnival.

Throughout the album, Leca and his orchestra demonstrate their mastery of Portuguese music, seamlessly blending traditional elements with modern instrumentation. The result is an album that is both timeless and contemporary, and that will appeal to fans of all ages.

Summary by Simon Hodgkinson

Portuguese Washerwoman is a must-have album for anyone who loves Portuguese music or is looking to explore something new. With its infectious melodies, lively rhythms, and expert musicianship, this album is sure to delight listeners and leave them wanting more.