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Artist
David Tavaré
12+ albums
danceHousepoptranceclub
about
David Tavaré (b. 1982, Pollença, Spain) is a Spanish singer. He is the son of a legendary Spanish guitar player. Two of his uncles are English comedian Jim Tavare and former England Test cricketer Chris Tavare. David was brought up on this holiday island and the Mediterranean way of life inspired him. David had always dreamed of being a singer but when he saw Operacion Triunfo, the Spanish version of Pop Idol on television, he knew: “This is what I want, I want to sing on a stage”. The finalist of the successful television show, David Bustamante, was his singing teacher. David's first big hit was "Summerlove" had already been the secret soundtrack for many holiday memories. From Portugal to Greece, vacationers had their cocktails or danced in discotheques to this catchy tune. David Tavare has made "Summerlove" (also known as "Remember") to a real hit in the international radio play lists. "Summerlove" was produced by Spanish star producer Luis Rodriguez together with Martin Neumayer and DJ Maurice. With cool chill out beats, longing romance and a sexy dash of Latin flavor, accompanied by a seductive video clip directed by Thierry Vergnes, recorded in a gorgeous beach club in the Caribbean, the song definitely heats up the summer 2006. David Tavare is en-route for the Disco Estrella Tour Spain, 40 Principales Spain, World Dance Music Festival Sevilla and the Miami Latin Music Festival. "Hot Summer Night (Oh La La La)" was his second song, featuring 2 Eivissa, released fi
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# David Tavaré's Musical Significance This artist's work warrants attention for its thoughtful integration of Mediterranean sensibility with contemporary vocal expression. Raised on a Spanish island, Tavaré channels a distinctly European perspective often absent from mainstream pop music, creating something architecturally different from formula-driven productions. His training under established industry figures, combined with his family's deep musical heritage, informs a maturity in approach—the work feels informed rather than imitative. What emerges is a body of music that takes seriously the relationship between place, voice, and song craft. For listeners seeking authenticity that doesn't sacrifice accessibility, or those curious about how regional identity shapes artistic vision, his recordings offer genuine substance
