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C'est Fou

by Demachena

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Liberation 01:56
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Dambudzo 03:04
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Saharaui 03:15
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Fatherless 04:30
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Primer Mundo 03:21
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C'est Fou 03:21
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Este Cuerpo 03:54
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Yo Solo Soy 03:04
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Fantasmas 03:06

about

Demachena are a trio of musicians who have produced a distinctive blend of African, Arabic and Latin music while incorporating a host of other unique styles, producing a truly intriguing concoction of "World Music". The name of the group means "black and white" a name derived from the Shona people whose Mbira tradition has been a major influence on the bands own music and performance style. Having also spent significant periods in the Sahara desert, Mali and India filming documentaries on regional culture and traditional music, the exquisite influences from these regions are evident in their music.
Demachena's dynamic performances are a fascinating musical journey from Flamenco to Central African Katanga styles complimented by the mastery of rare ethnic (mbira, didgeridoo, udu, ngoni...) and contemporary instruments and punctuated by lyrics in an array of languages producing what is a truly incomparable, captivating and exhilarating show.
The trio comprises of:
Luis Gimenez: ethnomusicologist, composer, ‘Gwenyambira’ (Master Mbira player) and Spanish guitar maestro.
Antonio Prats: formerly of La Negra, Antonio is an electrifying percussionist and co-founder of the illustrious Spanish-based percussive orchestra ‘Batukm Takada’, RŸgarŽ and accomplished instrumentalist and vocalist.
Rugare Musikavanhu: mbira, guitar, banjo and didgeridoo player and vocalist.

credits

released November 22, 2007

Guitar, Lead Vocals – Luis Gimenez Amoros
Guitar, Acoustic Bass, Lead Vocals – Rugare Musikavanhu
Percussion, Drums – Antonio Prats

Recorded, mixed and mastered at Visualsonora by Dani Tortosa and Juanjo Bosque

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Luis Giménez Amorós Villena, Spain

Luis Giménez Amorós comes from the Valencia region. He combines traditional music from the Spanish Levant (Valencia & Alicante mainly) with musical influences from Europe, Asia and Africa where he has resided as ‘Musician/Ethnomusicology Lecturer’ during the last twenty years. "Luis reflects the transoceanic circulation of Hispanic music with the African and Asian continent" World Music Central ... more

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