01. Adio Querida (4:03) 02. Madre Mia Si Mi Muero (4:42) 03. ¿Ken Es Esto? (3:32) 04. Una Pastora (4:40) 05. Nani, Nani (4:09) 06. Como La Rosa En La Guerta (4:00) 07. L’Amor (3:23) 08. La Torre intro (0:15) 09. La Torre (4:43) 10. Yo Hanino, Tu Hanina (5:14) 11. Mitil Elwerdeti Fil Hadiqati (4:00)

PERSONNEL Audrey Aviva Babcock: vocals Harel Shachal: G (Turkish) clarinet, ney, saxophone Dan Nadel: flamenco guitar Satoshi Takeishi: drums & percussion Victor Prieto: accordion Annaliesa Place: violin Melissa Reardon: viola Karlos Rodriguez: cello David Majzlin: bass, programming, rhodes, additional guitars Mixed by David Majzlin Mastered by Emily Lazar WARDROBE STYLIST Victoria Tzykun PHOTOGRAPHY Emanuela Romano LEGAL and ACCOUNTING Wallace Collins, Esq. Starr & Keller, CPAs

Songs For Carmen is inspired by George Bizet’s internationally acclaimed opera, Carmen. Many scholars believe the tale of this famous Gypsy was derived from the legend of the Petenera, a Jewish temptress who, because of her seductive power, was reported to be the “damnation of men.” These and other folklore have their origins in southern Spain at a time when the cultural and artistic alliances of Jewish and Muslim communities flourished. The language on this album is Ladino — an ancient form of Spanish spoken by the Jews of the region and nearly decimated after the expulsion of the Jews and Muslims in 1492. No Jews or Muslims were harmed in the making of this album.