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The Norwegian singer-songwriter Thomas Dybdahl-winning reaches Cartagena on his first visit to Spain to be part of the programming of the Sea of ​​Music, organized by the City.
21 is Monday when he takes the stage of The Old Cathedral at 21.30 hours.
Tickets to the concert cost ten euros.
Thomas Dybdahl is one of the most talented songwriters of the Norwegian scene in recent years and has crossed the borders of Scandinavia.
Now comes to the Sea of ​​Music to present their latest album What ¿s left is forever.
Dybdahl acknowledged in a recent interview that he has drunk from very different musical influences of the world, not just songwriters and singers but also of contemporary and classical music.
I've always tried to print my work all these different influences limit without getting myself or hear about me, I've always wanted to get away from the idea of ​​being just another guy with a guitar.
He was with his album Songs Csu international debut, and work overseen by renowned musician and producer Larry Klein, whose musical past includes work Joni Mitchell, Tracey Chapman, Madeleine Peyroux, and others ¨ C where Dybdahl distinguishes itself with fire and delicacy of his compositions.
The tracks of this album served as a great introduction for listeners to five albums for which Dybdahl has received the congratulations of review and which has won two Grammy awards in Norway.
What ¿s left is forever for Dybdahl is a variation of what you've done before and what happened to you after a big confrontation, a passion or a war.
But I do not mean to be dramatic.
It's an album that collects sublime moments and Easy tiger, with arrangements straight out of a melancholy Bacharach.
Or more mainstream pieces like sister or Soul Man on a wire.
When defining your style Dybdahl recognizes that I feel more connected to the music of roots, folky music, jazzy, blues.
I like to mix styles.
He has been compared to many artists, including Sondre Lerche or Ray LaMontagne.
And generally recognized that although he likes to be compared to Jeff Buckley'm more influenced by his father, Tim.
In fact he covered the Song to the siren U.S..
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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