Caramba
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This article is about the Swedish music group. For the Spanish phrase, see ¡Ay, caramba!.
Caramba was a Swedish music group. It released one self-titled album in 1981. The album is chiefly notable because it is recorded entirely in non-existent language. However, songs which imitate certain regional styles of music generally imitate the phonemic structure of languages from the appropriate regions. It was produced by Ted Gardestad and by Michael B. Tretow, who is most famous for producing ABBA's records.
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[edit] Members of the Group
The artists of Caramba all used pseudonyms. This is how they were credited on the album sleeve:
- Carlos Ih Lura, ahllo
- Zoltan Zull, violotta
- Dr. Fritz Höfner, baribasso
- Tudor Ludor, batterie
- Abdullah Presley, tomba
- Zingo Allah, prutto
- Ihto Amin, paahuve
- Gaston El Ton Yon, pianissimo
- King Nam, a nam
- Clapton Combo, gitaronimo
- King Kong, tango
- Hazze Kinikaze, teknico del son
- Giorgio Martini, producto
[edit] List of Songs on the Album Caramba
- Blaztah 1 (Side 1)
- Ali Baba
- Spottnjik
- Hubba Hubba Zoot-Zoot
- Eine Feine
- Fido
- Blaztah A (Side A)
- Aitho
- Anna Kapoe
- Donna Maya
- Ahllo
- Carhumba
[edit] References
- Ask Ian. ABBAMAIL (2003-09-10). Retrieved on August 28, 2006.
- Parkvall, Mikael (2006). Limits of Language. London: Battlebridge. ISBN 1-903292-04-2.
[edit] See also
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