SEFARDIM

A1 Una Tadre de Enverano A2 Ay Manas Tururururu A3 Tres Klavinas en un Tiesto A4 Ay Dos Anyos A5 Ni Pudra Yeva Ni Kolor B1 Ija Mia Mi Kerida B2 Por Amar Una Donzea B3 Yo Era Ninya B4 Durme Durme B5 Esta Parea Ke Viene Melodic fragments from medieval Spain with a Judaeo-Spanish version of a Turkish sharki. An Argentinian tango adapted to the dervish tradition. Orthodox church rites in Turkey meet an Andalusian secular repertory in Morocco. Sefardim is a compilation of popular romansas (love ballads) by ladino-speaking Jews in Istanbul. Forced out of the Iberian Peninsula by the end of the 15th century, the music of the Sephardim survived 500 years in exile and greatly influenced Turkish Art Music. Janet and Jak Esim are accompanied by fretless guitar virtuoso Erkan O?ur and percussion maestro Okay Temiz. They have meticulously collected songs, melodies and lyrics from the last ladino speakers alive.