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Morocco Goodbye!, Hola Colombia!.
La Mar de Músicas 2009 was dismissed on Saturday July 25 with a lineup of luxury, and it will be three concerts with the festival say goodbye: La Mala Rodriguez accompanied by Refree and Original Jazz Orquestra Taller de Musics, Puerto Ricans Calle 13 and the Congolese Kasai All Stars.
A farewell evening to Morocco, which was made especially for this edition and welcome to Colombia, which the organization has chosen for 2010.
La Mala Rodriguez to Eye with La Mala Project, will be responsible for opening night.
It is the province of Cadiz and though her parents gave it the name of Mary, is called La Mala Rodriguez.
Maybe rap entered the door that opened in Spain for the Dominican women Arianna Puello.
Today is the queen.
Expressed openly, free to tell the truth as fists, and passing oblivious to political correctness.
She says he has always done what he pleased.
He started rapping at 16 years on the streets of Seville, in the neighborhood of San Julian, La Macarena.
Topics such as 'I have a deal', from their first album 'Lujo Ibérico' (2000) - 'The Girl', 'return' or 'At night', from the soundtrack of 'Yo soy la Juani' by Bigas Luna, have become a phenomenon.
In the film has role in 'You choose', Antonia San Juan, and has performed with The Langui in 'El truco del manco', Santiago Zannou.
His third and latest album is the award winning 'Malamarismo', which began recording a few months after it was mom, with shares of Tego Calderón, Julieta Venegas and Raimundo Amador, and appeared in 'Alevosía'-, and production of most varied.
He says he has been like being reborn.
A La Mala you can hear on albums by The Drop that Colma, SFDK, Jack Shift, Akon, Vico C, Antonio Carmona ...
And with the Puerto Rican Calle 13 recorded 'Bad luck with the 13', a number that most likely share in Parque Torres.
The party starts when it is planted on their heels.
Y 'EYE TO THE POOR' is the musical that our first rapper intends to Refree and Original Jazz Orquestra Taller de Musics.
A wonderfully bizarre encounter.
Raul Fernandez-it-is clear is Refree his career, where you can last a lifetime.
Fernandez (ex Corn Flakes, Sitcom former leader Élena) as sung in Castilian, the language Catalan father-in-the maternal.
Have varied tastes and make music at any time it deems appropriate.
Without prejudice.
As when agreed to conduct the orchestra accompanying Jeanette-that of 'Why do you vas'-in his return to the stage.
At the end of the day, with 17 years was active in a group and leading hardcore bands in English, and now is considered a Mediterranean singer references as Double Vainica Serrat.
On his MySpace page specified influences Zombies, the Beatles, John Martyn, Robert Wyatt, Caetano Veloso ...
and affirms that it sounds like Nick Drake, Van Dyke Parks, Burt Bacharach, Rufus Wainwright, Dominique A. ..
The third leg of this original seat will put the Original Jazz Orquestra Taller de Musics, or the big band musicians Workshop Barcelona, directed by Ze Eduardo, recorded with Tete Montoliu.
CALLE 13
Nobody escapes' Dare 'or' La cumbia of boring. "
Street poetry.
Four years old and three albums - 'Calle 13', 'Residente o Visitante' and 'The conmigo' come back, "I have enough to revolutionize the Latin environments from Alaska to Patagonia.
The proposed dance Calle 13: social satire with a developed political consciousness and black humor in its corrosive texts.
Calle 13 are two Puerto Ricans united by family ties.
His second album was one of the best of 2007, according to The New York Times, and sold more copies than Jennifer Lopez.
They have worked with La Mala Rodriguez - "Bad luck with the 13 ', which should share the closing night with her," Vicentico, Bajofondo, Tego Calderon, Café Tacuba, Orishas ...
And for a song like 'La Perla', told with Ruben Blades.
In the neighborhood of La Perla, within the walls of Old San Juan and the ocean, one of the poorest communities of the island of Puerto Rico-free state associated with the United States, "started rapping 'Resident'.
The boys of Calle 13 give the reggaeton and hip hop, but may make a nod to New Orleans dixieland, to cumbia slum or 'beat' of the Balkans.
They take advantage of successful business and make fun of differences with the worst stereotypes of reggaeton.
Enter the brainy Frances Negrón-Muntaner that "the lyrical Calle 13 is characterized by what might be called its clear surrealist tendencies.
With the aim of overturning the cliches of everyday speech, music, and literature, Calle 13 employs the fragmentation or replacement of words by paraphrasing or associations, to release their cargo mimetic language, social and moral.
Calle 13 is also committed to what the surrealist writer André Breton called the "image" or "haphazard approach" of two distant terms that produce "sparks" when in contact, such as putting in a line "rice pegao, Dominican raft to evoke Puerto Rico.
As the surrealist classic, Calle 13 also is interested in attacking bourgeois morality regarding sexuality. "
KASAI ALL STARS
Kasai Allstars's music is a powerful blend of electric guitars, xylophones and likembés-instrument sheet metal anchored to a wooden box, also known as electrified thumb piano almost always at the limit of saturation.
In colonial times the instruments were confiscated by the Belgian authorities and their ceremonies strictly prohibited.
The Congo was one of the most brutal colonization of the entire African continent.
Directed that king Leopold II called genocide.
A terrible story is the backdrop to the plot of "Seven houses in France," the latest novel by Bernardo Atxaga.
Vincent Kenis explained that Kasai All Stars is actually the meeting of several groups from different regions of the Kasai.
It is assumed that the West Kasai are not those of Kasai Oriental, but the Belgian convinced them to make themselves a selection of music because I wanted to take play to Brussels and many could not afford tickets.
Kasai Allstars both to Konono n º 1, and the series 'Congotronics', a notice on the discs: put the volume too high!.
Source: La Mar de Músicas
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