Conchita Supervía sings Nana and Polo

The exciting and lively singing of Conchita Supervía in two of the Siete Canciones Populares Españolas composed by Manuel de Falla. Take special attention on her amazing use of chest notes and her spontaneous and expressive phrasing. This is a sort of Golden Age singing that sounds more modern and daring than today's interpretations!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• conchita
• supervia
• opera
• falla
• siete
• canciones
• populares
• españolas
• nana
• polo

[triptoheaveandho]

the rapid f;licker vibrato was her style it was popuklar inth eearly days.i find it to be very emotive and feminine

[Homoclassicus]

I do agree. Sometimes the current singers simply have a too straight, too pure voice, so people get used to those "angelic" sounds and forget how exciting a more unusual voice can be. As you say, her rapid vibrato adds intensity, femininity and charm to every interpretation of hers, it was a unique feature. One must learn to appreciate every types of voices, and the unusual ones are sometimes the better. :-)

[wannnagback]

Jane Powell sounded sooo much like her.. the flicker vibrato- both sound just BEAUTIFUL!!

[Noshirm]

I'm in ecstasy! (:-0) This fiery Spanish blood...this incredible emotive power, this incredible richness of voice and interpretation...! Supervia was divinely gifted!

[shinawillful]

No one sings the Da Falla songs like her!

[ceciliaberganza68]

super :))

[fans1234567890]

Unique Supervia!

[MissFireMagic]

Thanks for sharing these fantastic interpretations. I find Supervia's vibrato emotionally expressive and her singing mesmerizing. The piano playing is also good here!