Paul Hagedorn - Was Schöne Frauen Träumen Grüß Mir Die Sonne Von Italian

Review by Max Bellasys

Paul Hagedorn's album Was Schöne Frauen Träumen Grüß Mir Die Sonne Von Italian is a delightful blend of Italian and German music. The album features Hagedorn's smooth vocals and his ability to switch effortlessly between languages.

The album opens with the title track "Was Schöne Frauen Träumen Grüß Mir Die Sonne Von Italian," a catchy tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song has a lively beat and Hagedorn's vocals are accompanied by a lively accordion and guitar.

The album includes a mix of original songs and covers. Hagedorn's rendition of "Volare" is particularly impressive, as he effortlessly switches between Italian and German lyrics. The song has a nostalgic feel to it, making it a perfect addition to any playlist.

Another standout track on the album is "Ciao Bella," a romantic ballad that showcases Hagedorn's vocal range. The song has a slow tempo and is accompanied by a beautiful piano melody, making it a perfect song to listen to on a lazy afternoon.

Summary by Max Bellasys

Was Schöne Frauen Träumen Grüß Mir Die Sonne Von Italian is a fantastic album that showcases Hagedorn's talent as a singer and songwriter. The album is a must-listen for anyone who enjoys Italian and German music or is looking for something new to add to their playlist.