Albert Darmon, known as Sta\u00efffi, has just given to the European Institute for Jewish Music two CDs containing 24 of his most famous songs.<\/p>\n
These discs plunge us back into the atmosphere of the cabarets of the years 1950-1960 where one mingled oriental instruments and Afro-Cuban and American rhythms on music of dances (jerk, tango, cha-cha-cha …).<\/p>\n
Reissued in 2001 by Universal Music, The CD\u00a0Tape cinq !<\/em>\u00a0is a 4-track EP (\u00ab Tape cinq ! \u00bb, \u00ab La tchoutchouka \u00bb, \u00ab Yahol\u00e9l\u00e9 \u00bb, \u00ab Les filles de Boufarik \u00bb) remastered from an eponymous album released in 1965 at Barclay.<\/p>\n Published in 2010 by Sony Music, the CD\u00a0Sta\u00efffi je t\u2019aime, Sta\u00efffi je t\u2019adore<\/em> contains 20 songs published by Vogue between 1955 and 1964, among which the famous song \u00ab Mustafa (Ch\u00e9rie je t\u2019aime, ch\u00e9rie je t\u2019adore ) \u00bb, but also \u00ab Faubourg-Montmartre \u00bb, \u00ab Mon pays \u00bb, \u00ab Le ana sentimental \u00bb or \u00ab Les oignons \u00bb.<\/p>\n Read Sta\u00efffi\u2019s biography<\/a>
Browse Sta\u00efffi\u2019s discography and purchase CD\u2019s<\/a>
Listen to the radio podcast Sta\u00efffi, the king of Eastern cha cha cha<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n