Studioorchester der Europäischen FilmPhilharmonie, Christoph Israel
On this selection of Latin-American music, from Piazzolla and Villa-Lobos to lesser-known jewels by Brouwer and Dyens, he’s best when he lingers over the nostalgic harmonies. His technique and timbral variety are impressive, but some interpretations sound a little sanitised. The Times
Mingling the familiar with the technically exacting, it's a programme designed to showcase both Miloš's skills and his natural flamboyance...the delicate trills of Mangoré's "Un Sueño en la Floresta", like an insect skating across water, confirm his featherlight command of his instrument. The Independent
Karadaglić is a guitarist of superior musical and technical gifts who allows his personality to sing through the music with taste and intelligence. That being said, the target audience for 'Latino' isn't guitar nerds...it's more those music-lovers who inhabit the periphery of the classical guitar repertoire... But 'Latino' is just so good that is deserves the widest possible audience. And, if the truth were to be known, I loved every minute of it. Gramophone Magazine
