Leandro - Su Obra

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Review by Eileen Sauer

Album Review: Su Obra by Leandro – A Timeless Spanish Gem Alright, let’s talk about Su Obra by Leandro, a chill little album that dropped way back in 1972. If you’re into mellow vibes and smooth tunes, this one’s for you. It’s got that easy-listening pop groove with just enough charm to make it stick in your head. Released under the Emidisc label in Spain, this record feels like a warm hug from the '70s. And hey, who doesn’t need more of those? Now, let’s dive into some tracks because, honestly, there are some real gems here. First up is “Mujer.” Oh man, this song hits different. It’s simple but so heartfelt—you can tell Leandro poured his soul into it. The melody is kinda dreamy, and the lyrics? Super relatable if you’ve ever been caught up thinking about someone special. You know those songs you hum without even realizing it? Yeah, this is one of them. Another standout track is “El Hombre Del Tanque Rosa.” I mean, come on—the title alone grabs your attention! What’s not to love about a song that mentions a pink tank guy? It’s quirky and fun, with a rhythm that makes you wanna tap your feet or maybe even dance around your living room (no judgment here). There’s something about its laid-back vibe that sticks with you long after the music stops. One thing I noticed while listening is how Leandro repeats certain tracks with slightly different titles or capitalizations—like “Lo Que Antes Fui” and “Lo que antes fui,” or “Super-Jet” vs. “Super-jet.” At first, I thought my brain was playing tricks on me, but nope, they’re actually listed twice. Is it a happy accident or an intentional move? Who knows, but it adds a bit of mystery to the whole thing. Reflecting on Su Obra, it’s wild to think this album came out over 50 years ago. Yet somehow, it still feels fresh. Maybe it’s the timeless appeal of Leandro’s voice, or maybe it’s just that we’ll always crave music that makes life feel a little lighter. Either way, this record deserves a spot in your playlist if you’re into discovering hidden treasures from decades past. Oh, and here’s a random thought to leave you with—why don’t more artists write songs about pink tanks these days? Just saying, it worked for Leandro! So go ahead, give Su Obra a spin—it might surprise you.

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Artist: Leandro
Album: Su Obra
Rating: 4.5

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Filename: leandro-su-obra.zip
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  • FLAC size: 1106 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Lo Que antes fui03:01
Mujer
Me gustaría03:59
La Pobre mía03:23
Super-Jet03:57
Lo Que Antes Fui
El Hombre del tanque rosa03:24
Quiero Recordar
Rosas Rojas
Rosas rojas02:09
Silvia
La Mar
Mi Barca Construiré
La Pobre Mía
El Hombre Del Tanque Rosa
Mi barca construiré03:37
Quiero recordar02:43
Cosas
Super-jet
Me Gustaría

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Catalog Numbers

1 J 048-51.459

Labels

Emidisc

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  • escuchar en línea
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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP

Companies

RoleCompany
Manufactured ByCompañia Del Gramofono-Odeon, S.A.E.

Barcodes

  • Depósito Legal: B.44654-1972 ℗
  • Other (Impuesto lujo a metalico): Permiso 126
  • Rights Society: SGAE

About Leandro

Spanish singer and composer born in Granada in 1945. Leandro died in car crash near Albacete in august, 7, 1972. He was 27 years old.

Real Name

    • Leandro Sánchez Ruiz

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The 1972 album *Su Obra* by Leandro is like a time capsule of Spanish pop and easy listening vibes. It’s got this quirky charm with tracks like "El Hombre del Tanque Rosa" (yep, about a guy and his pink tank!) and heartfelt tunes like "Rosas Rojas." Fun fact—there are multiple versions of some songs listed, like "Mi Barca Construiré" and "La Pobre Mía," which might hint at alternate takes or edits. Definitely a gem from Spain's music scene back in the day!