Album lore

Transylvania (Bande originale du film), issued by Naive in 2006, gathers a vivid array of Gypsy and world music textures. The album features contributions from Tony Gatlif, a filmmaker and musician noted for his interest in Romani culture, alongside vocalists Beata Palya and Sandu Ciorba. Across 18 tracks, the record blends flamenco inflections with Eastern European folk elements, capturing the rawness of the region’s musical traditions.Recorded as the soundtrack for Gatlif’s film of the same name, the collection stands as an artifact of cultural resonance rather than commercial reach, with modest circulation evident in its Last.fm presence. Tracks such as "Mahala" illustrate the dynamic vocal interplay and rhythmic vitality that typify the record, placing it within a lineage of world music that privileges authentic regional expression.

Album lore

Transylvania (Bande originale du film), issued by Naive in 2006, gathers a vivid array of Gypsy and world music textures. The album features contributions from Tony Gatlif, a filmmaker and musician noted for his interest in Romani culture, alongside vocalists Beata Palya and Sandu Ciorba. Across 18 tracks, the record blends flamenco inflections with Eastern European folk elements, capturing the rawness of the region’s musical traditions.Recorded as the soundtrack for Gatlif’s film of the same name, the collection stands as an artifact of cultural resonance rather than commercial reach, with modest circulation evident in its Last.fm presence. Tracks such as "Mahala" illustrate the dynamic vocal interplay and rhythmic vitality that typify the record, placing it within a lineage of world music that privileges authentic regional expression.