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08001

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08001
08001.
In 2007, few words are needed to present the project 08001. First
created as a workshop or work in
progress, they now consider themselves a group of musicians in
constant evolution and are open to artists of different parts of the
world who arrive each day at the Raval district in Barcelona.
More
than 5 years have passed since 08001 started their career. The project
name stands for the zip code of the first quarter of Barcelona: the
emblematic district named Raval. Their headquarters’ location, the
studio where they practice and record their music, has not changed,
preserving the authentic sound.
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Canteca
de Macao
The
nine members of Canteca de Macao represent the emergent multiculturalism
born, raised and developed in the streets. Their musical style can be
translated into a mix of rhythms such as rumba, ska, reggae and
flamenco, that have allowed and inspired the creation of their first
album “Cachai?”, achieving great success under the public of the
cross-over style.
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Jaleo
Real.
Jaleo
Real: musicians of street rumba coming from Barcelona. Their lyrics
reflect the experiences of everyday life and are a hymn to the popular
aspects and the pleasures of life. That’s why they are, as they like
to say themselves, a group of “Combat Rumba”, featuring various
influences from pure rock&roll to flamenco. Their music plays with
elements of Reggae, Charleston, Argentinian Tango, Cuban son or African
music.
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Che
Sudaka.
In
the street academy, teachers play together with their students and the
most regular ones are always the most resistant ones. That’s where all
began. Che sudaka now travels
around the world invited by prestigious festivals in Europe and South-America.
Leo, Jota, Marcelo, Chafaz and El Cordobés are scheduled to play again
at the Street Festival of Benahávis.
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El
Puchero del Hortelano.
Musicians
of rumba, rock and flamenco, their songs go about love and falling out
of love, among others. Almost ten years on stage, three albums, many
concerts, some awards and now preparing
春卷
(Harumaki).
This is not Chinese, but Japanese, and it’s the name of their fourth
album. However not for sale yet, we are sure that the band will tell us
something when performing at the Street Festival of Benahávis 2007.
Last year they were the last performance of the Street Festival and we
want more!
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Maui:
Maui
comes from the Seville town of Utrera but breathes the air of Albaicín
de Granada. The art of ‘Bambino’,’Bernarda’
and ‘los Montollas’ runs in her blood, as well as the grace and self-confidence
of ‘los Centellas’. She is capable of playing another genre of
flamenco. If you want a taste of El Flamenco Sumergido (Submerged
Flamenco) of Maui y los Sirenidos do not just imagine it, feel it! Come
and join the fun!
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El
Sombrero del Abuelo:
Time
has passed since their first steps through the streets of the Lavapies
district. Raúl (voice, guitar, lyrics) and Juancho (percussion,
background vocal) got to know each other in this central and
intercultural district of Madrid and created the band, later joined by
Juancho and Danilo, members of Canteca de Macao and Alex, Chema, Rodrigo
and Demetrio. El Sombrero del Abuelo is a fusion band with a touch of
street rock-flamenco.
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Tanta
Trampa.
This
band of batuque music comes from Málaga and is well known for the visitors
of the Street Festival of Benahávis as they are taking part for the
third time. Possessed by the rhythms and with their shoulder-drum, they
combine samba from Rio de Janeiro with funky rhythms. The Cuban son and
Reggae form part of their typical Andalusian songs. A new aspect in
their shows is the use of wind instruments and guitars.
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Los
Aslándticos
Los
Aslándticos began as a group of friends coming together in the old
cement factory Asland to play and sing some of the songs which now form
part of their repertoire. This group from Córdoba with its producer
Manuel Ruiz “Queco” (Disparate Records) mixes passionate lyrics with
reggae and Andalusian music style. Known for their fresh and energetic
live shows in which they stand open for any kind of music style.
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Ganjazz
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Ganjazz,
multi-faceted musicians, formerly part of different groups playing
hard rock to jazz, afro, hip-hop, etc … Forging ahead, they
create a project in which they combine all their musical and
personal affinities. After quite a few difficulties, a unique
group with huge promises for the future is born. Each one of the
musicians contributes to the success of the band. Don’t miss
them at the Street Festival of Benahavís.
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Tactequeté
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They combine wind instruments and
percussion into atmosphere, rhythms and melodies within special
creative music scene.
Humor and the staging’s visual appeal
create a favourable atmosphere for this outstanding musical show.
Drums and flutes of various origins, instruments made up of recycled
material, everyday objects with numerous sounds effects, steel drums,
whistling, bass … including seeds and winkles are used to create
some exotic rhythms full of warmth and color. |
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