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Edition Special Magazine LATIN AMERICAN MODEL - Anglo. Nathalia Cuellar

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During the recordings, Estefan looked for "a sexy<br />

atmosphere, romantic and intimate," she confirms. "I wanted<br />

to make an album that did not have just one more note, with<br />

an economy of arrangements so that it would feel very<br />

intimate and it was just enough to express the emotions of the<br />

song."<br />

Estefan enriched these classics with fresh ideas. "For<br />

example, 'They Can’t Take That Away From Me', which we<br />

recorded completely different than it previously had been<br />

done, a rhythm 6/8, where we almost were merging Afro-<br />

Cuban with the waltz," she says.<br />

For her version of Brazilian Antonio Carlos Jobins big success<br />

"Eu Sei Que Vou Te Amar" wrote Estefan the lyrics and<br />

recorded it for the first time in English with the title "It's You I'll<br />

Always Love." She also wrote the Spanish lyrics and even<br />

recorded it in French, a language she studied in school, with<br />

the title "Tu Sais Je Vais T'aimer".<br />

She also wrote the Spanish lyrics for "Smile", penned by<br />

Charlie Chaplin, which she sings a duet with Laura Pausini in<br />

Spanish and Italian.<br />

"This song always has made me cry," she says. "Charlie<br />

Chaplin spent his life making the people laugh and smile, and<br />

it is one of the songs which break your heart. To record it was<br />

overwhelming because Michael Jackson made a great<br />

version, as well as Natalie Cole. There are so many versions.<br />

I wanted to contribute my own sensibility because it has been<br />

so special to me, and Laura Pausini is extraordinary."

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