World music

CrazyCow wrote:

i d like to know what they eat there in Peru and all their cumbias are psychedelic...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamza_El_Din wrote:Hamza El Din (July 10, 1929 – May 22, 2006) was a Nubian composer, oud player, tar player, and vocalist.

smalltowngirl wrote:Ανακαλυψα τους DUMAN απο το ντοκυμαντερ του fatih akin παρεα με τον Alexander Hacke των Einstürzende Neubauten. Στο Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul γυριζουν την Τουρκια και ξεσκονιζουν την μουσικη σκηνη της γειτονικης χωρας. ΜΑΓΕΙΑ το ντοκυμαντερ. Οι DUMAN τα σπανε. Αλλά εκεί που μου εφυγε το σαγόνι είναι όταν μια τυπισσα απο το Κουρδισταν τραγουδαει σε ενα παλιο χαμαμ.

innocent76 wrote:

smalltowngirl wrote:Ανακαλυψα τους DUMAN απο το ντοκυμαντερ του fatih akin παρεα με τον Alexander Hacke των Einstürzende Neubauten. Στο Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul γυριζουν την Τουρκια και ξεσκονιζουν την μουσικη σκηνη της γειτονικης χωρας. ΜΑΓΕΙΑ το ντοκυμαντερ. Οι DUMAN τα σπανε. Αλλά εκεί που μου εφυγε το σαγόνι είναι όταν μια τυπισσα απο το Κουρδισταν τραγουδαει σε ενα παλιο χαμαμ.

ΠΩ ΡΕ ΣΥ ! τι ωραιο πραμα ειναι τουτο ?!!!

smalltowngirl wrote:

να φανταστω πως ενθουσιαστηκες με DUMAN περισσοτερο ε?

Jklms wrote:
Y. Γ. O Βiafra πρέπει να δώσει μερικές εξηγήσεις.

http://www.last.fm/music/Lhasa wrote:The performing name of Lhasa de Sela (1972-2010), who was a Canadian singer of Mexican and Jewish descent.

Born in Big Indian, New York, she grew up in the United States and Mexico, and moved to Canada when she was twenty years old. After the success of her 1998 album La Llorona, which mixes everything from traditional Mexican music to klezmer to alternative rock, she moved to France. Her album The Living Road was released in 2003. In 2005 she won the “Americas” category in the Awards for World Music. She released her third and last album, Lhasa in 2009.

innocent76 wrote:

Jklms wrote:
Y. Γ. O Βiafra πρέπει να δώσει μερικές εξηγήσεις.

τι είπες τώρα ρε συ ?!!!

Turkey uber alles ? !  Μεχρι και το σηματάκι του στο εξώφυλλο στο 0:50 του γιουτουμπι μοιάζει με το σηματακι των Kennedys

http://mysticworldmusic.com/artist/sohrab-pournazeri wrote:Sohrab Pournazeri, virtuoso of the tanbour and the kamancheh, is a phenomenon in modern Iranian music. He is a singer and instrumentalist whose music has transcended the borders of Iran, fusing with cultures and artists as far and wide as China and the United States. His talent and courage have been acknowledged as extraordinary by no less than Mohammad Reza Shajarian, the great master of Iranian music.

http://www.dhaferyoussef.com/bio/bio.htm wrote:A small seaside town in Tunisia in the 1970s. A boy walks along a deserted shoreline picking up the odds and ends he finds lying around: A broken fishing net; a few discarded sardine cans; spokes from an old bicycle. His heart and mind are full of music and he wants to play. It's as much as his father can do to put food on the table for Dhafer and his seven brothers and sisters. There certainly isn't spare money for music lessons, let alone for an instrument. So Dhafer makes his own oud, the traditional middle-Eastern lute, using whatever he can find.

http://tinariwen.com/bio-eng/ wrote:THEY ARE TUAREG, DESCENDED FROM NOMADIC PEOPLE WHO HAVE WANDERED THE DUNES FOR MILLENNIA, BUT THE MUSIC OF TINARIWEN TRAVELS TOO, REVERBERATING FAR FROM DUSTY PLAINS OF MALI. THEIR 2011 ALBUM TASSILI, RECORDED IN THE ALGERIAN DESERT — IN A TENT AND UNDER THE STARS WITH A ESTEEMED CADRE OF MUSICIANS INCLUDING NELS CLINE AND TV ON THE RADIO’S TUNDE ADEBIMPE AND KYP MALONE — WON A GRAMMY AWARD FOR BEST WORLD MUSIC. NOW THEIR NEW RECORD EMMAAR RETURNS TO THEIR ROOTS, DELIVERING STRIPPED-DOWN DIRGES, EFFERVESCENT ANTHEMS, AND ABOVE ALL, A RETURN TO SIMPLICITY AND HONESTY.

http://www.last.fm/music/Tamikrest wrote:Sahara desert

Tamikrest are a group of young Touareg musicians from the far north of Mali, where the parched landscape forms part of the Sahara desert. Their name means ‘the knot, junction or coalition’, a reference to the fact that the members hail from different regions, and ‘Adagh’ is another name for the Touareg, who are also referred to by their language, Tamashek.

http://www.last.fm/music/Azam+Ali wrote:Iran, Islamic Republic of (1995 – present)

Azam Ali was born in Iran but spent most of her early years in India before moving to the US in the mid eighties. She is a vocalist of astonishing diversity with a range covering music from the mediaeval European to the classical Eastern - Persian, Lebanese and Indian.

http://www.last.fm/music/Niyaz?ac=niyaz wrote:Niyaz (نیاز) is an Iranian musical trio based in Los Angeles, CA, USA. The group was created in 2005 by DJ, programmer/producer and remixer Carmen Rizzo, vocalist and hammered dulcimer player Azam Ali, formerly of the group Vas, and Loga Ramin Torkian of the Iranian crossover group Axiom Of Choice. Niyaz is a Persian and Urdu word meaning “yearning”.