From the very first track on the album, TaQana, postcard images of Mexico spring to mind. Claude Bolling plays with the codes of film music without ever losing a certain Communicative Jubilation. With the soundtrack to Le Magni?que, Claude Bolling equals the Anglo-Saxon masters of the easy-jazz pop genre, such as Henri Mancini. Fans of jerks to dance to at the ambassador's parTes will be delighted by the composiTon Pop Mod. Even today, those who invented the term lounge core would go out of their way to own an original Claude Bolling vinyl. Thanks to Claude Bolling and his original French Touch, before the days of Dimitri From Paris and Bob Sinclar who, if they hadn't been able to take advantage of this musical and cinematographic heritage, wouldn't have had anything to sample.