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DyMLogDanza y Movimiento WeblogWednesday, June 17. 2009Salsa festival Havana: Special offer for dance schools
Attention, dance school operators and salsa teachers! We have arranged a special partner programme for the group journey to Havana in 2009. It allows dance schools, dance instructors and of course dance students a participation for reduced prices. So if you offer salsa and if you are interested in this programme, please contact me, Matthias, now by using the contact form:
Contact Wednesday, June 17. 2009Sampler: Latinmusik.ch
Swiss DJ Daniel Niedermann from Zürich is responsible for the selection of this sampler. With the right touch, he collected 12 salsa pearls and published them. There are titles by Calambuco, Son de Tikizia, Calle Real, LA 33, La Sucursal, Bio Ritmo, Manteca and many others. The selection is very versatile. The different tempi make this sampler arractive to friends of salsa dura, timba or classical salsa. Don't miss out on this:
Varios: Latinmusik.ch Wednesday, June 17. 2009Soundtrack: El Último Aplauso
This is the soundtrack for the movie "EL ÚLTIMO APLAUSO – La vida es un tango", which portrays people in Buenos Aires who are dedicated to tango. It tells the story of a group of tango singers performing in the legendary bar „El Chino" in Buenos Aires. After the sudden death of the charismatic El Chino, the bar falls to pieces and the singers follow differnt ways dominated by the Argentinian economic crisis. After several years, the tango singer Cristina de los Ángeles initiates a reunion, and a new and fascinating project emerges, in which the singers unite with the young and worldwide known Orquesta Típica Imperial.
This is the link leading to the CD with audiosamples: Soundtrack: El Último Aplauso Wednesday, April 1. 2009Urban Latin with Novalima and Chicha Libre
If "Peru" only reminds you of Machu Picchu and panpipes, then you will get a whole new impression today. The following two Urban Latin CDs impressively combine tradition and modernity, and the mix of different sounds make them 100% suitable for the dancefloor. Here are two translated comments of the "notes"-magazine:
Novalima: Coba Coba The music of the Peruvian black minority with new pride on the dancefloor - a surprisingly organic and danceable complete work of art between the rhythms of the bluesy Landó and the graceful Marinera on the traditional side, and Dub, Broken Beat, Salsa and HipHop from the club corner. Novalima: Coba Coba Chicha Libre: Sonido Amazonico A surprising Latin cocktail from Brooklyn, NYC - stirred and shaken from Peruvian Chicha-musik from the 1970s, full of surf guitars, psychedelic Moog/ Farfisa sounds and hot Cumbia-versions of Satie and Ravel. Chicha Libre: Sonido Amazonico Wednesday, April 1. 2009Cuban Roots
50 years after the victory of the Cuban Revolution, on the first of Januaray 1959, this compilation of rare songs is a musical chronicle that tries to reflect the feelings of the majority of the Cuban people
who fought for their rights. This is a sound document with an emotional charge and dose of sarcastic humor that will leave no one indifferent: Varios: 50 Aniversario del Triunfo de la Revolucion (2 CD) In the following collection, we can hear the voices and groups led by the best performers playing twenty-five of these immortal guajiras that reflect the experiences of the guajiros and the landscape of the Cuban countryside. Amongst the artists are Guillermo Portabales, the Trio Matamoros, Celina & Reutilio and the Duo Los Compadres. Varios: Por los Campos de Cuba - 25 Guajiras Inmortales Wednesday, April 1. 2009New CDs from Cuba
Havana or "La Habana" without music is unthinkable. This sampler presents partly unknown but popular tracks, which charecterise the streets of the vibrating city of Havana. Do you feel in the mood for a musical journey? Listen to this:
Callejón Habana: The Essence Of Cuban Street Music Salsa and Timba of top class Cuban musicians: Tirso Duarte (Pupy y los que Son Son, NG La Banda, Charanga Habanera), Alexander Acosta (Elio Revé, Charanga Forever y Chispa y los cómplices) and Evelio Jaz (Havana Power Band). Havana Salsa Team: Encontrando La Fórmula Soneros del Gallo is a new Cuban combo, which is dedicated to Salsa Dura. Great musicians and powerful arrangements. This CD is 100% dancefloor material with a high musical quality - a combination not always found. Definitely worth listening to: Soneros del Gallo: Gallos De Pelea Wednesday, April 1. 2009Pablo Banchero: Tangos Nuevos
The Argentinian singer Pablo Banchero lost his heart to tango in the late 1980s. Back then, he wanted to sing tangos, meanwhile most other teenagers preferred jazz and rock. Today, many years later, he recorded his first CD at the age of 42. The newspaper "La Nacion" calls him a new "icon of tango" (the complete, very interesting, article can be read under "reviews").
The CD presents 14 unreleased tangos written by the singer and composer Pablo Banchero, who also learned his craft from Virgilio Expósito (author of "Naranjo en flor"). You can listen to the audio samples: Pablo Banchero: Tangos Nuevos Friday, February 6. 2009Electrotango-Sampler: Paris - Buenos Aires 3
This is the third volume of the popular series Buenos Aires-Paris, or, as the CD puts it the "third voyage (troisième voyage)". Many important representatives of electrotango appear on this double CD: Tanghetto, San Telmo Lounge, Maquinal Tango, La Fonda Tango Club, Narcotango, but also some surprises. Here is the complete list and the audiosamples:
Varios: Paris - Buenos Aires 3 Friday, February 6. 2009Salsa en la 10ma Avenida NY'09
Orquesta Mulenze, Gilberto Santa Rosa, El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico NG2, Oscar d'León, Costa Brava and many more form part of this great salsa compilation. 16 titles altogether invite you to the dancefloor:
Varios: Salsa en la 10ma Avenida NY'09 Friday, February 6. 2009Tango concerts with Carlos Quilici & Los Tauras
Carlos Quilici (bandoneón), Victor Parma (piano), Carlos Gantus (electric guitar), Guillermo Trobbiani (double bass), Simón Lagier (violin), Javier Gómez (violin) and Ricardo Paradiso (voice) play compositions by Astor Piazzolla, Pedro Laurenz and Osvaldo Pugliese as well as their own compositions. Following "Rasgo" (2000) and "Bailamos" (2003) "Gauchita Sueca" is the third recording by the Argentinian musicians and again they manage to play danceable tango tunes in a small line-up.
Carlos Quilici y su Quinteto los Tauras: Gauchita Sueca Carlos Quilici y su Quinteto los Tauras: Rasgo Carlos Quilici y su Quinteto los Tauras: Bailamos Here are the next tour dates: 6/2 Karlshamn (Suecia) 8/2 Estocolmo (Suecia) 10/2 Oslo (Noruega) 13/2 Londres (Inglaterra) 15/2 Florencia (Italia) |
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