Loving Paris …electronic music fused with the heat of Latin house influences from Cuba, Brazil, and France…with live recorded samples

"In France, they dance" as many music critics would say, due to the success of their flourishing dance music scene with artists such as Modjo and Daft Punk. "Latin Quarter's" first single "Success Latino" soared up to the Number 3 position on the Canadian National Dance chart. French producer and composer, Gérard Langella (a.k.a. Loving Paris) much like his predecessors, has created a genre of dance music that will completely change how North Americans perceive the club scene.

Loving Paris’ album "Latin Quarter" breaks new ground with its innovative use of electronic music fused with the heat of Latin house beats, and it includes a special interactive feature. This album contains a software program that allows fans to create their own mixes with the use of a virtual mixing console, known as the DB-7x7.

"Latin Quarter" is an album full of surprises, including live recorded samples from Cuba and Brazil, and also featuring an energetic version of "Loco (Virgen de la Macarena)" with the alluring sound of the trumpet played by Mambo king, Perez Prado.

Gérard Langella became renown for his talents with the 1998 release of “Don’t Try It” by ISIS featuring Marcia Johnson, a Number 1 hit on the U.S. National Dance chart and Top 3 on Billboard’s maxi-single sales. Gérard has also achieved club and sales chart success with EMI artist Precious Wilson’s “Spacer”, Lena’s “I Wanna Be With You” and Sony Music artists The Foot Brothers. Continuing to excite his listeners with new musical ventures, Loving Paris’s debut interactive album, "Latin Quarter" was released for the first time ever by Canadian label MRP Music Group on July 24, 2001.