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Transpacific Sound Paradise
Sunday, January 18, 2004
La Cumbiamba performs live in the studio
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La Cumbiamba is a young band from New York's Colombian community that performs gaitero music, the traditional music of Colombia's Atlantic coast, as well as other traditional and popular styles.
Gaitero music draws from indigenous Indian, African and Spanish traditions and
is at the root of modern cumbia and other popular genres.
This show was a tuneup for the band’s big gig at Symphony Space on Friday January 23 opening up for the Peruvan duo Carlos Hayre and Mochi Parra, part of the Center For Traditional Music and Dance's
Global Beat of the Boroughs concert series.
La Cumbiamba also have a weekly gig most Wednesdays at Alphabet Lounge, 104 Ave C in lower Manhattan.
For gig alerts and other info about La Cumbiamba write to the band at lacumbiamba@yahoo.com
This week’s show was engineered by Gil Shuster.
Note: The band's set starts near the beginning of the show's second hour.
This Week's Playlist:
(* = new)
Sussan Deyhim and Richard Horowitz:
Agonethi
/ Majoun
/ Sony Classical
Haale:
Baz Hava
/ Se
/ Dar Ya
Kepa Junkera:
Bok Espok
/ Bilbao 00:00
/ Alula
Phonix:
2 Kongeborn
/ De 2 Kongeborn
/ Demo
Ojos de Brujo:
Tesoro
/ Vengue
/ Satelite K
Besh O Drom:
Cigansko Oro
/ Can't Make Me
/ Asphalt Tango
Zemog:
Cemi Snowmobile
/ El Gallo Bueno
/ Aagoo
/
*
Think of One:
Barcas
/ Naft 2
/ Lowlands
De Nazaten:
Duke's Warme Voeten
/ Kachéché
/ Pan
La Tripleta Palenquera:
El Achicapozo
/ Various Artists: Champeta Criolla 2
/ Palenque
Belgian Afrobeat Association:
Babalu Aye
/ The King is Among Us
/ WAM
/
*
La Cumbiamba:
Live Set including "Marioneta", "Mi Novia Se Llama Cumbia" and many more including very possibly the first performance of an African-soukous-style "champeta" song ever on American radio!
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