Friday, May 27, 2011
Spain: Miguel Campello • Chatarrero
Miguel Campello
Chatarrero
Hay muchas paredes ..
y en muy poco sitio.
Y hay tantos caminos ..
yo no los encuentro.
Y hay tantos lugares ..
como espacio va creando el tiempo.
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Argentina: Emmanuel Horvilleur con Gustavo Cerati - 19
Emmanuel Horvilleur con Gustavo Cerati
19
Emmanuel Horvilleur (Nacido el 2 de enero del año 1975) es un músico argentino conocido por formar parte del grupo Illya Kuryaki y los Valderramas junto a Dante Spinetta durante la década de los 90. Colaboró con bandas como Babasónicos, A- Tirador Láser y Los Látigos.
"Radios" fue el primer corte adelanto de "Mordisco", editado en octubre de 2007 con once tracks y producción y dirección musical del propio Emmanuel y Rafa Arcaute. Mezclado por Hector Castillo en Looking Glass Studios NYC, contó con la participación de varios invitados entre los que se destacan Ana Alvarez de Toledo, Nico Cota, Lucas Marti y Gustavo Cerati.
Source: Rock Argentino
Friday, May 13, 2011
Argentina: Divididos • El Arriero
"El sol juega en el brillo del pedregal..."
Divididos
El Arriero
Rock band from Argentina Divididos was formed as a result of Sumo's breakup after its vocalist, Luca Prodan, passed away. The Latin rock act made its debut in 1989 with the release of 40 Dibujos Ahi En El Piso. At the beginning, even when the group had a new identity, Sumo wasn't forgotten. The band was always asked to play the old songs. In 1990, after Gustavo Collado left the band, drummer Federico Gil Solá took his place. A year later, Acariciandolo Aspero was released. After meeting producer Gustavo Santaolalla, Divididos moved to the U.S. to make their following album, called La Era De La Boludez. In 1995, Federico Gil Solá was replaced by Jorge Araujo, soon the group recorded a self-titled album, followed by 1998's Gol De Mujer and 1999's 10. That same year, the band celebrated its tenth anniversary, performing at Buenos Aires' Obras Sanitarias. Narigón Del Siglo and a double album called Viveza Criolla were released in the year 2000.
Source: Allmusic
Divididos
El Arriero
Rock band from Argentina Divididos was formed as a result of Sumo's breakup after its vocalist, Luca Prodan, passed away. The Latin rock act made its debut in 1989 with the release of 40 Dibujos Ahi En El Piso. At the beginning, even when the group had a new identity, Sumo wasn't forgotten. The band was always asked to play the old songs. In 1990, after Gustavo Collado left the band, drummer Federico Gil Solá took his place. A year later, Acariciandolo Aspero was released. After meeting producer Gustavo Santaolalla, Divididos moved to the U.S. to make their following album, called La Era De La Boludez. In 1995, Federico Gil Solá was replaced by Jorge Araujo, soon the group recorded a self-titled album, followed by 1998's Gol De Mujer and 1999's 10. That same year, the band celebrated its tenth anniversary, performing at Buenos Aires' Obras Sanitarias. Narigón Del Siglo and a double album called Viveza Criolla were released in the year 2000.
Source: Allmusic
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Chile: Gondwana • Sentimiento Original
Gondwana (Viña del Mar - Chile)
Sentimiento Original
GONDWANA Tour de California:
14/7 Moes Alley Santa Cruz - CA - USA
15/7 Elbow Room, San Francisco - CA - USA
17/7 Reggae On The River, Benbow, Garberville, CA - USA
22/7 World Beat Center, San Diego, CA - USA
23/7 Skanking Reggae Festival 2011, Los Angeles - USA
Gondwana is a reggae group from La Pincoya, Santiago, Chile, founded in 1987 by I Locks Labbé. They have been produced by Dr. Dread of RAS Records. Their charismatic leader "Quique" Neira brought real success in Chile and abroad, as the band played shows in the United States and Jamaica, cradles of the movement.
Source: Wikipedia
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Chile: Teleradio Donoso • Eras mi Persona Favorita
Teleradio Donoso
Eras mi persona favorita
Teleradio Donoso fue una banda chilena de new wave y pop rock formada en 2005. Sus dos producciones comerciales han sido los álbumes "Gran Santiago," lanzado en 2007 y "Bailar y llorar," lanzado en 2008. La banda hizo su aparición en 2005, cuando consiguió ser una de las agrupaciones finalistas del Sexto Festival Nacional de Bandas Jóvenes, organizado por el Centro Cultural Balmaceda 1215. A pesar de que no obtuvo el primer lugar, resultó ser una de las bandas con mayor proyección: ya para 2006, Teleradio Donoso se había convertido en uno de los grupos musicales más comentados y alabados del circuito independiente de la capital chilena.
Source: Wikipedia
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Chile: Gepe • Ayelén
Gepe
Ayelén
Chilean alternative singer/songwriter Gepe, whose versatile style incorporates aspects of both indie pop and indie electronica, emerged to critical acclaim during the mid-2000s in association with the well-regarded independent label Quemasucabeza. Born Daniel Riveros in 1981 in San Miguel, a commune of Santiago, Chile, he cites influences ranging from legendary Chilean singer/songwriter Victor Jara and sunshine pop icon Brian Wilson to alternative rock touchstones such as Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valentine as well as contemporary indie pop acts.
Source: allmusic by Jason Birchmeier
Sunday, May 1, 2011
ColdPlay • Clocks
ColdPlay
Clocks (Salsa Version)
-Este tema esta es para Mo!
Album "Rhythms Del Mundo: Cuba" was created as a benefit project for Artists' Project Earth, an organization devoted to protecting the environment, reversing climate change, and tendering disaster relief, this compilation pairs Western pop stars (U2, Sting, Artic Monkeys, etc) and their hits with all-new arrangements performed by members of Cuba’s Buena Vista Social Club plus other Havana-based talent. Source Amazon by Christina Roden
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