Sven Väth - L'Esperanza

Label:

Eye Q Records, WEA Music, WEA Music

Catalog#:

4509-93151-0, 4509-93151-0, YZ 757 T

Format:

Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM

Country:

Germany

Released:

1993

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Trance, Downtempo, House

Tracklist

A1	L'Esperanza (Doub Mix Feat. Patricia)	7:35
	Remix - DJ Alex Azary* , Ralf Hildenbeutel , Sven Väth Vocals [Featuring] - Patricia
A2	L'Esperanza (Hope Will Move Mountains Mix)	8:13
	Remix - Visions Of Shiva*
B1	L'Esperanza (Raindance Mix)	7:45
	Remix - Tony Garcia
B2	L'Esperanza (Wild Pitch Mix)	10:30
	Remix - DJ Pierre

Credits

Written-By, Producer - Ralf Hildenbeutel , Sven Väth

Notes

Catalogue numbers:
4509-93151-0 - label artwork, cover artwork (backside & spine)
YZ 757 T - cover artwork (backside)

Info on label:
Eye Q Records
℗ 1993 WEA Music
Ein Geschäftsbereich von Warner Music Germany
All tracks published by Edition Cheyenne/Neue Welt MV/Moonquake/Musikedition Discoton/Bernd Reisig MV
LC 6450
Made in Germany by Warner Music Manufacturing Europe, A Time Warner Company

Info on cover:
Barcode: 74509-93151-08
YZ 757 T
4509-93151-0 (D)
WE 231
Original version of L'ESPERANZA by Sven Väth & Ralf Hildenbeutel taken from Sven Väth's "Accident in Paradise"
Published by Edition Cheyenne/Neue Welt MV/Moonquake/Musikedition Discoton/Bernd Reisig MV
are u ready? was here
p + c WEA Music · Ein Geschäftsbereich von Warner Music Germany · A Time Warner Company
Made in Germany by Warner Music Manufacturing Europe
LC 6450

Etchings:
WMME Alsdorf PRO-807-A
WMME Alsdorf PRO-807-B x

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Rated 5/5

Review by Universe Jan 28, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)

For many, particularly those outside Germany, this 'L'Esperanza' was the first we had heard of Sven Vath. What an amazing way to announce yourself onto the world stage it was. This is the very personification of heavenly bliss and as such perfectly typifies all that which used to be good about Ibiza.

The 'Doub Mix' is the one to go for. With it's precision but warm production, swathes of reassuring synths, and breaky but trippy beats, it is at once a dancefloor delight of the highest order and a chill out track to die for. The female laughter at the end is a touch class that has yet to be surpassed anywhere.

The 'Hope Will Move Mountains Mix' is probably more Paul Van Dyk than Cosmic Baby and as such is probably a bit disappointing when compared to the two Visions Of Shiva masterpieces on MFS, but is certainly worthy of a listen anyway.

Also look out for the superb promo video that accompanied this track. It features Sven Vath in a tropical island setting swimming with Dolphins. Just like the track, it is the ultimate vision of an idealised life.