Raimon – El Recital De Madrid (1976)

Ramon Pelegero Sanchis, who takes the stage name of Raimon (Valencian pronunciation: [rajˈmon]), is a Spanish singer. He performs in the musical style of Nova Cançó, and in the Catalan language.

In 1959, he composed his emblematic song 'Al vent'. He came into contact with the 'nova cançó catalana' ('new Catalan songwriters'), a group also comprising Lluís Llach and Joan Manuel Serrat.

In 1975, while Franco ailed, Raimon sang at the Palau dels Esports de Barcelona, where he debuted one of his classics, "Jo vinc d'un silenci".

The following year, during the optimism preceding democratic rule, he sang in the sports pavilion of Real Madrid on April 1. This was originally to be the first of four concerts, but the final three were cancelled. The performance was captured on a double album, "El recital de Madrid". 

Tracklist:

1 La Nit
2 Só Qui Sò
3 Qui Ja Ho Sap Tot
4 El País Basc
5 Al Vent
6 Sobre La Por
7 Sobre La Pau
8 T'Adones, Amic
9 T'He Conegut Sempre Igual
10 Inici De Càntic En El Temple
11 Jo Vinc D'Un Silenci
12 Quatre Rius De Sang
13 Es Veu
14 18 De Maig A La "Villa"
15 Indesinenter
16 La Muntanya Es Fa Vella
17 Quan Jo Vaig Nàixer
18 Cançó Del Remordiment
19 D'Un Temps, D'Un País
20 Diguem No (O Ahir)
21 Sobra La Por
22 Diguem No


Raimon – El Recital De Madrid (1976)
(320 kbps, cover art included)