VENEZUELA: Barquisimento Desorden Publico – Espiritual
Desorden Publico is one of the oldest ska bands in Venezuela. Formed in Caracas in the mid-80s, this nine-member team has been famous for their powerful live performances and has the reputation of being a solid, influent and respected icon for the genre. Their music is full of Latin vibes and honest lyrics inspired from social problems. Espiritual is taken from the Desorden LP.
ARGENTINA: Zonaindie Hacia Dos Veranos with Alasdair MacLean – Draft Morning
Hacia Dos Veranos is one of Zonaindie’s favorite bands, a four-piece instrumental psychedelic trip. This is an amazing Byrds cover from their latest album, with The Clientele frontman Alasdair MacLean as guest vocalist. The song was recently featured on Pitchfork’s Forkcast section.
AUSTRALIA: Who The Bloody Hell Are They? DZ – Gebbie St
Brisbane’s DZ have been making waves with their killer live show for a couple of years now, but so far “that song” – the one to take them to the indie masses – has eluded them. I think it’s here, and it’s called Gebbie St. It’s pretty massive, streamlining their raw, beat-heavy guitar jams into a tight, dance-punk number like one of the highlights off the debut albums by DFA 1979 or Liars.
La recomendación de este mes está dedicada a esta excelente banda de Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela, que ha pesar de ser ahora cuando la escuchamos con más rotación en diferentes emisoras Nacionales, es una Banda que ha estado trabajando duro desde hace ya varios años y siempre ha dado lo mejor de sí con su música. El dato de esta Banda debo agradecerlo a el buen amigo @musicaymas. Para escuchar los temas recomendados, debes seleccionar el nombre de los mismos en cada País respectivamente.
VENEZUELA: Barquisimento Tomates Fritos – Perdoname
Tomates Fritos was born in Puerto La Cruz, east of Venezuela and since the beginning, in 1997, the group has edited 4 LPs and have been part of important music festivals like Festival Nuevas Bandas (1998) and Cool Summer Music Festival (2002). Their music comes from mixing Spanish pop-rock with classic rock from the 60s and 70s, developing a unique sound, flooded with energy that has captivated tons of fans. This song, Perdoname, has been played very often in radio stations all over the country and belongs to their latest CD, Hombre Bala.
Canciones e Intérpretes Presentados
Una sola Venezuela
Jesús Ruíz
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Curarigua Buenamoza
Tico Páez
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El Marabino
Tico Páez
CD:Versiones
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La Travesía
A Trío, música de Venezuela
CD:Canta y Toca
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Por una mazorca e’ Maíz
A Trío, música de Venezuela
CD:Canta y Toca
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Pensamiento Libre
Maruja Muci
CD:Tiempos Modernos
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Algún Lugar
Maruja Muci
CD:Tiempos Modernos
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Cortina
El diablo suelto
Tico Páez
CD:Versiones
En el mes de Mayo, mi recomendación es Famasloop, excelente banda venezolana, fresca, actualizada y con un exquisito sentido del diseño que se plasma en todo su material de mercadeo, tanto virtual como físico. Disfrutemos del tema La Vaca Lechera, de su producción casa 4.
VENEZUELA: Barquisimento Famasloop – Vaca Lechera
Famasloop is a young band with a new approach to music, combining fresh, innovative rhythms with a marketing campaign full of multimedia elements that match their energy. They go from pop to rock and indie, and claim to make music not from genres but from the heart. Vaca Lechera is taken from Casa 4, a release that includes 10 new songs, 12 remixes and four videos.
Para este mes, la recomendación en el proyecto Music Alliance Pact ha sido Karma Coma, una Banda Barquisimetana, que tiene como concepto “fusionar música electrónica con instrumentos acusticos como el ViolonCello, Violin, Guitarras (acústica y eléctrica), bajo y teclados”. Disfruten de la canción Si te digo de su producción Ekádisi y por supuesto, disfruten de las 34 recomendaciones restantes por parte del resto de los países participantes en este fantástico proyecto.
VENEZUELA: Barquisimento Karma Coma – Si Te Digo
Karma Coma is a musical concept that fuses electronic trends with instruments such as acoustic and electric guitars, bass, keyboards, cello and violin. The musical genres explored by the band go from downtempo and electro, passing through breakbeat and big beat, to jungle and drum and bass. And it is all spiced with a big dose of rock ‘n’ roll, some bossa, Venezuelan folklore and Far and Middle-Eastern sounds.
Canciones e Intérpretes Presentados
Vals Gitano
Pablo Gil
Canción que representó a Venezuela en el Festival Viña del Mar 2010
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Como la Guayabera
Aquiles Báez
CD: La Patilla.
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For Colin
Aquiles Báez
CD: La Patilla
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Congo Blues
Alberto Naranjo
CD: Venezuela Demo 2
Cortina de esta edición
Joropordios
Prisca Dávila
CD: Piano en Canto Venezolano.
Este mes el turno es para Los Paranoias, un grupo formado en Caracas a finales de 2001 por los hermanos Luis Irán (voz-guitarra) y Carlos Da Palma (bajo y coros), actualmente cuentan con Yunior Lobo en la batería e Iván Gozon en la guitarra. Estos chicos han compartido tarima con artistas de la talla de R.E.M., Travis, Jethro Tull, The Alan Parson’s Project, Los Bunkers, Los Pericos, Los Rabanes, King Changó, Los Amigos Invisibles, El Gran Silencio, Desorden Público, Caramelos de Cianuro y Papashanty Soundsystem, entre otros. Sus temas se han escuchado en radios de Colombia, México, Argentina, Chile y Perú.
VENEZUELA: Barquisimento Musical Los Paranoias – No Sueltes Al Murcielago
Los Paranoias have a sound that resembles the 80s post-punk and 60s Britpop scenes. No Sueltes Al Murcielago is the second single from their album Aqui Fue, which was inspired by the troubled times our country is going through. The song is a happy rock ‘n’ roll tune with a contagious rhythm – a symbol of Venezuelan optimism.
ARGENTINA: Zonaindie Modular – Femme Fatale
Listening to Modular’s music is like a journey back to a time when lounge and space-age pop were present on almost every soundtrack and TV show. This track is their own rendition of the great song Femme Fatale by The Velvet Underground, taken from a recent free EP called Yoga Para Extraterrestres (which you can download from here). Don’t miss Requiem Para Robert Moog, another great track from this EP.
AUSTRALIA: Who The Bloody Hell Are They? Otouto – Astronauts
Exciting new trio Otouto from Melbourne have released a new single called Astronauts on their own artist collective label Two Bright Lakes. You may recognise singer Hazel Brown’s voice from Whitley’s song Killer. So catchy.
BRAZIL: Meio Desligado Eddie – Gafieira No Avenida
One of the founders of the mangue beat movement in northeast Brazil in the 90s, Eddie play a mixture of frevo (a kind of folk music usually related to carnival), rock and jazz. Gafieira No Avenida is taken from the band’s latest album, Carnaval No Inferno (“Carnival In Hell”) and highlights some of Eddie’s influences, such as Fela Kuti and Lee Perry.
CANADA: I(Heart)Music Yukon Blonde – Rather Be With You
There are all kinds of great power-pop bands from decades past that could be referenced when talking about Yukon Blonde. But you know what? As songs like Rather Be With You show, Yukon Blonde are a lot more than their influences, and it’s not hard to imagine that it won’t be long before future bands are referencing them as an influence.
CHILE: Super 45 Inverness – Nubes
Inverness has its heart divided between Santiago and England. The band flirts a lot with shoegaze revivalism but succeeds in avoiding a lame emulation of the sound, instead delivering a rich, lyrical world full of dreamy scenes. Their second album Illuminaciones was inspired by the far-away landscapes of southern Chile and received massive critical acceptance last year. The band faces the challenge of doing it again for the release of their next album this year.
CHINA: Wooozy PB33 – Dance With Me
Formed in 2005, PB33 independently released their first album Disco Boys & Girls Night Out. It’s about youth, happiness, love, life, friendship and party. They are a band with a punk attitude. Are you ready for them?
COLOMBIA: Colombia Urbana ChocQuibTown – En Circulo (Sa Rissa)
ChocQuibTown is the most successful urban fusion group in Colombia with two Latin Grammy nominations. The band try to mix hip hop music with native sounds of the Pacific coast. Their new album Oro has just been released.
DENMARK: All Scandinavian The Bronson Brothers – Ancient Land
Pop, decadence, France and the 1960s are keywords when it comes to Clyde and Ted Bronson’s musical universe. The excellent Ancient Land is taken from the duo’s freshly-released debut album The Melody Bronson, the title a nod to the 1971 concept album Histoire De Melody Nelson by Serge Gainsbourg, who is also found among The Bronson Brothers’ influences.
ENGLAND: The Daily Growl Stairs To Korea – All Of Your Friends
The awesome one-man band and king of the offbeat tweets, Stairs To Korea is a battery of lo-fi electronic effects, good tunes, wry lyrics and ace guitar solos. And behind his bushy beard there’s a reluctant rock god edging his way out. His new single All Of Your Friends, on the excellent Brainlove Records, is another in the gradual drip-feed of fine releases which should eventually see him with one of the best singles compilations of 2012.
ESTONIA: Popop Honey Power – Get Country
This light, fresh and melodic indie tune from four-piece Honey Power carries a real country vibe and, as an early taste of the Tartu-based band’s long-anticipated second album, demonstrates good taste and an impeccable arrangement.
FINLAND: Glue Flannelmouth – Sharp Paper
Sharp Paper gently opens Flannelmouth’s second album and leads the Helsinki indie band into a collection of intense and diverse pop songs, with intelligent arrangements and a good sense of melody, underlined by the dominant voice of vocalist Tuomo Kuusi. Rather than limiting themselves to the classic four or five-piece band template, Flannelmouth draw their songs with a diverse palette including subtle sounds of ukulele, pedal steel and a variety of other instruments to build an addictive romanticism.
FRANCE: ZikNation Saycet – Easy
Saycet is a French electronic artist made famous by his album One Day At Home in 2006. Pierre Lefeuvre, the man behind Saycet, is a daydream music specialist. His songs carry the listener away in a cocoon universe where nothing can hurt you and every little noise is a delight.
GERMANY: Blogpartei Kissogram – Rubber And Meat
The death of German indie labels continues. This month Berlin-based Louisville closed its doors, leaving a bunch of the most influential and significant German bands on their own. One of these is Kissogram, whose last album Rubber And Meat got a lot of positive reviews. To bid a fond farewell to Louisville, we are able to present its title track exclusively. Thanks for all the music!
GREECE: Mouxlaloulouda Electric Litany – February
Preferring patience and restraint over explosive blasts of atmospheric wailing, Electric Litany slowly build up tunes that glimmer with hauntingly melodic ideas and climax with rhythms that capture the traditional musical heritage of Eastern European countries. Their debut album, How To Be A Child & Win The War, offers a sonically cinematic experience that will leave you feeling both elated and emotionally drained. Gorgeous sounds are pulled from within the deepest recesses of the human soul, while vocals full of intuitive swells and fades rise over piano, synths and tremolo guitars. A work of mesmerising beauty, like a tender touch on a sad day.
ICELAND: I Love Icelandic Music Sometime – Heart Of Spades
Sometime, a band formed by Icelandic music veterans, puts catchy dance-infused songs on the menu. Ingredients are the strong voice of frontwoman Diva De La Rosa plus the inventive drums of TheDanni, flavoured by turntable whizzkid DJ Moonshine and manipulated by Oculus. You can taste it while listening to the single Heart Of Spades from the album Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
INDIA: Indiecision The Circus – FOPS
The Circus are an alternative rock act from New Delhi. The band’s music is Incubus-inspired, effects-driven fuzz that makes no bones about what it is and where it finds its roots. FOPS (an abbreviation of Full On Party Scene) comes from soon-to-be-released debut album From Space. It’s wholesome, angular alternative music executed without much fuss. Turn it up, get your party started.
INDONESIA: Deathrockstar Sajama Cut – Paintings/Pantings
Sajama Cut are praised for their lyrics and unusual songs arrangements, with influences ranging from Echo & The Bunnymen, The Beach Boys, Guided By Voices, R.E.M. and tons of obscure singer-songwriters. Paintings/Pantings comes from their new album Manimals, a record which has a varied approach in songwriting, with most of the lyrics taken from Marcel Thee’s journal.
IRELAND: Nialler9 The Cast Of Cheers – Derp
The Cast Of Cheers came from nowhere last month and quickly became Nialler9’s favourite new band. Their downloadable album (get it for free here) is a fully-formed 33-minute blast of post-punk, looping post-rock, tightly-wound songs with echoes of Battles, Foals and Death From Above 1979.
ISRAEL: Metal Israel Orphaned Land – Sapari
Orphaned Land’s latest album The Never Ending Way Of ORWarriOR is a sonic tapestry that flies a completely different path than the usual Western metal fare of Europe and the States, though there are common threads. The influence of acts such as Paradise Lost, Iron Maiden and The Beatles are evident, but Orphaned Land weave elements together that run the gamut from blacker-than-black demonic intensity to let-the-sunshine-in hippie flamboyance. The band categorizes itself as Middle Eastern progressive metal with dreams of instilling peace through their music.
ITALY: Polaroid Heike Has The Giggles – Robot
Before you ask, the name comes from a character in an English grammar book the band used to read at high school. Heike Has The Giggles are three young kids who play sharp and dry rock ‘n’ roll in the vein of PJ Harvey and early Gossip. They just released Sh!, their forceful debut album, and you can’t listen to it without starting to dance and play air guitar.
JAPAN: JPOP Lover Omodaka – Kyoteizinc (Video Mix)
Known as an electro/techno artist, Soichi Terada teamed up with a few visual directors and has started the collaborative music project Omodaka. Omodaka’s sound is characterized by the seamless mixture of Japanese traditional Geisha songs and electro music. Omodaka will appear live at the Japan Nite showcase at this month’s SXSW and will also go on tour the US with Red Bacteria Vacuum and Okamoto’s.
MEXICO: Red Bull PanameriKa Los Macuanos – Pueblo Muerto (feat. Scout Klas)
Is there such a thing as ethno-dubstep? London’s urban soundscape has been well charted by dubstep – how about Tijuana’s? Los Macuanos are a duo formed by Moises “Moih” Horta and Moises Lopez, and this is their nu-electronic post-nortec mix of blurry Mexican folkloric crumbs with cyclic dubstep. Pueblo Muerto was recorded by Moih and gloomy artist Scout Klas (from Sweden via Vietnam) in his recent visit to the Red Bull Music Academy in London. The song portraits the hypnotic fumes spreading from ghost town Tijuana to the whole stratosphere.
NETHERLANDS: Amsterdam Event Guide The Stutters – Starlight Love
Top musicians as well as first-class artists, this three-piece group have it all going for them in 2010: new songs, more gigs, screaming fans and some very fancy dancing. After the critically-acclaimed first EP back in 2008, their 2010 release Viva La Stutters has got a lot of people excited. First listens see the trio go for a slightly heavier feel than their previous singles but they still stay true to their indie-rock sensibilities, keeping it very rock ‘n’ roll and danceable. Make sure you catch them on their European tour scheduled for early June – we’ll be at the front!
NEW ZEALAND: Counting The Beat An Emerald City – Seizuretron
An Emerald City’s first album Circa Scaria is the stuff of legend, being recorded in a cave on a storm-swept coast. Even without that back story their music is memorable for combining a traditional rock line-up with lute, violin, tablas, violin and sitar. Their songs start off quiet then build in scale and grandeur to create huge Eastern-influenced instrumental soundscapes. Surprisingly, Circa Scaria reached the New Zealand top 40. After a few months in Berlin, An Emerald City have released Seizuretron as a taster for their forthcoming second album.
NORWAY: Eardrums Solvor Vermeer – Final Hour
Three years ago, I stumbled upon Solvor Vermeer’s music. I was amazed by the delicate and fragile beauty she managed to create with only her voice and the piano as her tools. Since then, Vermeer has developed her sound. She has a rare gift for composing and can make something really complex become catchy and accessible. On her upcoming four-track debut EP, her sound is richer and more orchestrated, with her musician friends having added strings, horns, layered vocals, glockenspiel, etc. The EP will be released this spring on her own Bloksberg Music label in partnership with UK-based Lazy Acre Records.
PERU: SoTB Pipe Villaran – Sinnerman
When members of the band Los Fuckin Sombreros went their separate ways, Pipe Villaran began to compose new songs, preparing for what would be his new project, called Long Player. His style is still rock ‘n’ roll, to which he has devoted his whole life, influenced by classic rock and some blues touches. Sinnerman is a preview of the direction his new band will take when their debut record is launched in May.
PORTUGAL: Posso Ouvir Um Disco? Peltzer – A Story To Tell Me
Peltzer used to be Rui Gaio’s one-man band. Today, there are more members but they continue with their electronic sound and cite the new wave movement, Mercury Rev and The Flaming Lips as their influences. They have released tracks digitally and on three Portuguese compilations. A Story To Tell Me, from their new Outdated EP, is an exclusive MAP download.
ROMANIA: Babylon Noise Hot Casandra – Chroma
Hot Casandra is a new project behind which we can find Paul Ballo (the drummer of last month’s featured band, Kumm). It’s a personal playground, where no compromises will be made and everything will sound as wanted. The first song, Chroma, is a dark electro track with beautiful, haunting vocals.
SCOTLAND: The Pop Cop Admiral Fallow – Squealing Pigs
It’s hard to say what Admiral Fallow’s greatest strength is. It could be the luscious melodies which burst out of their songs, or the thick Scottish brogue that defines Louis Abbott’s strikingly unhurried delivery, or perhaps it’s the fact they have the sort of craft and invention their peers could only dream of. MAP exclusive download Squealing Pigs whisks through the speakers with a bundle of verve and is taken from the band’s forthcoming debut album Boots Met My Face, which at times sounds a lot like Elbow.
SINGAPORE: I’m Waking Up To… Sidd & His Self-Esteem – Occupation
I’ve been informed that the frontman of Sidd & His Self-Esteem is a nervous individual, so much so that it inspired the naming of the band. Well, if Sidd finds his solace in the sheer gregariousness of his other band members, then this must surely be a case of strength in numbers. All inhibitions seemingly fall away as they deliver brilliantly on this stellar Led Zeppelin-esque track, with confidence swelling in each instrument and the vocals deliberate and full of conviction. Occupation pays homage to lo-fi garage rock, with the mix perfectly balanced for your ears to take in everything.
SOUTH AFRICA: Musical Mover & Shaker! Will Mono – Seks Vir Plesier
What Will Mono does when making music is slightly different to most – he collaborates with other artists by adding their vocals to his music. In this case Will Mono worked with Jan Joknie and Seks Vir Plesier was born. It is Afrikaans electro-pop at its best. Draw conclusions where you will with regards to the content but as for the song as a whole, it’s catchy electro genius.
SOUTH KOREA: Indieful ROK 3rd Line Butterfly – Nine Days
3rd Line Butterfly has been one of the most loved Korean indie-rock bands since 2002, when their music became known through drama series Ruler Of Your Own World. Following the release of their third album in 2004, the band went on a long hiatus, returning only late last year. Earlier this month, their out-of-print albums were re-released in remastered versions, but Nine Days is a beautiful, melancholic Americana-style folk track from new EP Nine Days Or A Million.
SPAIN: Oscuro Magazine The Closers – Come Down
The Closers are an industrial rock band from Zaragoza similar to Nine Inch Nails or Filter. Their first work was called The End and is a preview of four songs from their forthcoming debut album. It is a very catchy and addictive work that could make a real impact beyond our borders. Come Down has touches of Primal Scream, but the powerful guitars and killer choruses are more like the best works of Trent Reznor.
SWEDEN: Swedesplease Holy Family – Whatever There’s To Know
Holy Family is an electronica trio from Goteborg. The fuzzy beats and glowering vocals on their song Meathooks remind me of some of the heavy industrial music from the late 80s and early 90s, while the lighter, more accessible sounds on Whatever There’s To Know hint at a band that could expand their sound and possibly cross over.
UNITED STATES: I Guess I’m Floating Javelin – Vibrationz
Javelin are an eclectic duo currently residing in Brooklyn by way of Providence, Rhode Island. Their electronic jams have been turning heads for quite some time, yet their upcoming LP, No Mas, and tour dates with Yeasayer will catapult this funky duo to the forefront of independent acclaim.
Una de las pianistas más representativas de la tradición venezolana, realizará una gira por España, Francia y Holanda que incluye importantes festivales
Prisca Dávila recoge la cosecha de sus exitosas presentaciones en el continente europeo durante 2009, por lo que ha sido invitada nuevamente a presentarse en España, Francia y Holanda. Esta vez, las presentaciones de una de nuestras más destacadas pianistas incluyen importantes festivales y eventos culturales. La artista viajará el 14 de marzo y regresará a Venezuela el 26 de abril, para preparar varios conciertos en importantes salas venezolanas.
Prisca comenzará su gira europea en Madrid, el 17 de marzo, presentándose en el conocido local La escalera de Jacob (www.laescaleradejacob.es/ ). Al día siguiente actuará por segunda vez en el Contraclub (www.contraclub.es).
El 19 de marzo debutará en la Sala Barco Bar (www.barcobar.com).
Vale destacar que durante el mes de marzo en Europa se celebran diversas actividades para conmemorar el mes de la mujer. Las presentaciones anteriormente mencionadas se enmarcan en el “Festival Ellas crean 2010”, www.ellascrean.com y la programación correspondiente a “las salas de música en vivo”.
“Estoy muy contenta por el resultado de las giras anteriores en el continente europeo, que han traído como resultado nuevas invitaciones”, declaró Prisca. “me alegra el valor que le dan a la música venezolana en países como España y Francia, donde existe mucha curiosidad por nuestros ritmos”. Agregó la artista.
Asimismo, el 20 de marzo, Prisca dará un recital para la Fundación Entredos, institución cultural feminista, para la cual ya había tocado en marzo del 2009, recibiendo excelentes críticas. De esta forma Prisca cerrará sus presentaciones en el territorio español.
Durante sus actuaciones, Prisca presentará el repertorio de su fusión de la música venezolana, académica y el jazz e interpretará temas de sus cuatro producciones discográficas y de su autoría. Estará acompañada por su padre Eduardo Dávila en la flauta y saxofón, Manuel Torcatt en el bajo (venezolano que reside en Salamanca), Iván Díaz en la batería e Hilda Hernández en la percusión (ambos destacados músicos venezolanos que viven en Madrid).
“Estoy feliz porque cuento con excelentes amigos y músicos de mucho talento, quienes me apoyarán durante esta gira. Agradezco mucho el apoyo que me han brindado y también estoy muy contenta de que mi padre, Eduardo Dávila me acompañe en esta gira tan importante”, comentó la artista en relación a los músicos que tocarán con ella en España.
Próximo destino Francia
Prisca arribará a Francia para presentarse en el Festival XVIII Culturamerica que se celebra en diversos teatros de los pirineos franceses. Como parte de su actuación en este Festival, además de los conciertos, también dará una clase magistral de piano en un colegio local dirigido a jóvenes, cuyo tema principal será la música venezolana.
El Festival XVIII Culturamerica (www.festival.cultamerica.free.fr) es un evento que impulsa la cultura latinoamericana en distintas disciplinas artísticas. Las fechas de los conciertos que dará Prisca en el evento son las siguientes:
· Miércoles 24 de marzo en la Universidad de Bayonne.
· Jueves 25 de marzo en SEMEAC (Centre Albert Camus)
· Viernes 26 de marzo en MOURENX (M.J.C.L.)
· Sábado 27 de marzo en PAU (Le Méliès)
· Domingo 28 de marzo en GARLIN (cinéma). En este concierto se proyectará una película venezolana.
Al terminar sus compromisos en el festival, Prisca se trasladará a la ciudad de Marsella, donde el 2 de abril, actuará junto al pianista francés Simón Bolzinger, con quien conforma el dúo “A dos pianos vamos”. La venezolana y Bolzinger tocarán el Castillo EnBastide de la Magalone. Interpretarán un repertorio formado por temas clásicos de la música venezolana y latinoamericana a dos pianos.
“Simón es un gran amigo, quien adora la cultura venezolana, especialmente su música. Será un placer tocar con él. Tenemos mucha química para tocar el piano, inclusive tengo plantes para hacer conciertos con él en Venezuela para el tercer trimestre de 2010”, explicó Prisca sobre su trabajo con Simón Bolzinger.
La gira en las Islas Canarias
Dentro de su apretada agenda en Europa, Prisca realizará un gira promocional para mostrar su trabajo en las Islas Canarias, específicamente en la ciudad de Tenerife, entre el 7 de abril al 12 de abril, región de España que cuenta con una gran cantidad de venezolanos.
La gira continúa en Holanda
El 13 de abril Prisca viajará para Amsterdam, Holanda y al día siguiente actuará en el renombrado local Badcuyp Amsterdam (www.badcuyp.nl). También tocará en la ciudad de Delft el 18 de abril.
Cambiando el género musical, los días 16 y 17 el consagrado percusionista venezolano, Gerardo Rosales, invitará a Prisca a tocar al ritmo de la salsa en distintos escenarios holandeses, con su reciente proyecto “son desempleado”, en el cual Prisca grabó en el disco compacto que está próximo a salir al mercado. Durante su visita a Holanda, Prisca contará con su padre Eduardo Dávila en el saxo y la flauta, Manuel Torcatt en el bajo y por supuesto Gerardo Rosales en la percusión.
La gira cierra en España
Prisca culminará la gira en la ciudad de Salamanca en el Bar El Savor y en el Café Delicatessen, el 21 de abril y el 22 de abril, sitios que tuvieron un gran éxito en la gira del verano 2009.
La gira de conciertos 2010 de Prisca Dávila no terminará en Europa. A partir del mes de junio vendrán varios compromisos en importantes salas venezolanas, junto a destacados artistas nacionales e internacionales.
La programación de la gira Europa 2010 y todas las actividades de Prisca Dávila, lo puedes ver en la página web que se estrena con nueva imagen: www.prisca.com.ve y también a través del www.myspace.com/priscapiano
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El Tramao
Gonzalo Teppa
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Viajera del Río
Manuel Yanez (compositor)
Alexis Cárdenas
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Vete de mi
Humberto Aldo Expósito / Virgilio Hugo Expósito (compositor)
Alexis Cárdenas
CD: Geológico.
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Indiecito Paramero
Aguamiel
CD: Entre un ir y Venir
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Perdóname
Aguamiel
CD: Entre un ir y Venir
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