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Ketama
21 Jahre 1 Monat her #14649
von Indemini
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Ketama wurde erstellt von Indemini
Ketama - Toma (1999)
Ketama - Programming, Producer
Valentin Alvarez - Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
Antonio Carmona - Percussion, Vocals
Jose Miguel Carmona - Guitar, Mandola
Juan Carmona - Guitar
David Dachinger - Mixing
Tino Di Geraldo - Tabla, Pandereta
Antonio Ramos - Bass
Nigel Walker - Engineer
Luis Dulzaides - Percussion
Manuel Machado - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Cachorro Lopez - Programming, Producer
Sebastian Schön - Programming
Pablo Sycet - Graphic Design
Alex Batista - Vocals (bckgr)
Jose Antonio Carmona - Vocals (bckgr)
David Ferrero - Remixing
Mayte Pizarro - Vocals (bckgr)
Pedro Barcelo - Drums
Ove Larsson - Trombone
Josep Salvador - Vocals (bckgr)
A trio, featuring brothers Antonio and Juan Miguel Carmona and their cousin, Juan Carmona, Ketama is one of the leading groups of the "new flamenco" movement. Since releasing their self-titled debut album in 1985, the trio has directed the evolution of flamenco as a world-savvy music. In addition to their own albums, which fuse flamenco with salsa, Brazilian, reggae, pop, funk, jazz, and hip-hop influences, Ketama has collaborated on two albums — Songhai and Songhai 2 — with Malian multi-instrumentalist Toumani Diabate. Describing Ketama's sound, Folk Roots wrote, "harmonies masterful....melodies exquisite....pace and timing deeply satisfying....reaching points of the brain/body most music snoozes past."
The three members of Ketama represent the fourth generation of a musical family that traces back to guitarist Ico Habichuela. The trio's name recalls when they rehearsed in a chicken yard for nightly performances as house-band of Canestra Tabiao. During their tenure at the club, they shared stages with Paco de Lucia, Enrique Morente and Cameron De La Isla. After building their reputation with their virtuosic playing and vocal harmonies, they went on to play with Celia Cruz, Paquito D'Rivera, Arturo Sandaval, and Michel Camilo. Ketama secured their fame as opening act for Prince and the Rolling Stones. The Cameron brothers also opened several shows for Frank Sinatra.
The Songhai project, which took its name from an African kingdom that had been invaded by Spanish troops in the 16th century, was formulated by Joe Boyd, producer of albums by Pink Floyd, Fairport Convention, REM, and the Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices. The first album, released in 1988, united Ketama and Diabate, who played a 21-stringed kora, with British double bassist Danny Thompson and background vocalists Djanka Diabate and Diaw Kouyate. Six years later, Ketama and Diabate renewed their collaboration to record a follow-up album, Songhai 2, with a much larger band. In addition to flamenco singer Jose Soto, a founding member of Ketama who had left to pursue a solo career, the album featured Malian balafon player Keletegui Diabate, Malian ngoni player Basekou Kouyate, double bassist Javier Colina of La Barberia Del Sur, violinist Bernardo Parrilla of Joaquin Cortes' Group, and flamenco-rhumba vocalist Aurora.
Ketama was featured in Carlos Saura's film Flamencos. — Craig Harris
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Ketama - Programming, Producer
Valentin Alvarez - Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
Antonio Carmona - Percussion, Vocals
Jose Miguel Carmona - Guitar, Mandola
Juan Carmona - Guitar
David Dachinger - Mixing
Tino Di Geraldo - Tabla, Pandereta
Antonio Ramos - Bass
Nigel Walker - Engineer
Luis Dulzaides - Percussion
Manuel Machado - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Cachorro Lopez - Programming, Producer
Sebastian Schön - Programming
Pablo Sycet - Graphic Design
Alex Batista - Vocals (bckgr)
Jose Antonio Carmona - Vocals (bckgr)
David Ferrero - Remixing
Mayte Pizarro - Vocals (bckgr)
Pedro Barcelo - Drums
Ove Larsson - Trombone
Josep Salvador - Vocals (bckgr)
A trio, featuring brothers Antonio and Juan Miguel Carmona and their cousin, Juan Carmona, Ketama is one of the leading groups of the "new flamenco" movement. Since releasing their self-titled debut album in 1985, the trio has directed the evolution of flamenco as a world-savvy music. In addition to their own albums, which fuse flamenco with salsa, Brazilian, reggae, pop, funk, jazz, and hip-hop influences, Ketama has collaborated on two albums — Songhai and Songhai 2 — with Malian multi-instrumentalist Toumani Diabate. Describing Ketama's sound, Folk Roots wrote, "harmonies masterful....melodies exquisite....pace and timing deeply satisfying....reaching points of the brain/body most music snoozes past."
The three members of Ketama represent the fourth generation of a musical family that traces back to guitarist Ico Habichuela. The trio's name recalls when they rehearsed in a chicken yard for nightly performances as house-band of Canestra Tabiao. During their tenure at the club, they shared stages with Paco de Lucia, Enrique Morente and Cameron De La Isla. After building their reputation with their virtuosic playing and vocal harmonies, they went on to play with Celia Cruz, Paquito D'Rivera, Arturo Sandaval, and Michel Camilo. Ketama secured their fame as opening act for Prince and the Rolling Stones. The Cameron brothers also opened several shows for Frank Sinatra.
The Songhai project, which took its name from an African kingdom that had been invaded by Spanish troops in the 16th century, was formulated by Joe Boyd, producer of albums by Pink Floyd, Fairport Convention, REM, and the Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices. The first album, released in 1988, united Ketama and Diabate, who played a 21-stringed kora, with British double bassist Danny Thompson and background vocalists Djanka Diabate and Diaw Kouyate. Six years later, Ketama and Diabate renewed their collaboration to record a follow-up album, Songhai 2, with a much larger band. In addition to flamenco singer Jose Soto, a founding member of Ketama who had left to pursue a solo career, the album featured Malian balafon player Keletegui Diabate, Malian ngoni player Basekou Kouyate, double bassist Javier Colina of La Barberia Del Sur, violinist Bernardo Parrilla of Joaquin Cortes' Group, and flamenco-rhumba vocalist Aurora.
Ketama was featured in Carlos Saura's film Flamencos. — Craig Harris
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21 Jahre 1 Monat her #14650
von Indemini
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Indemini antwortete auf Ketama
Ketama - Konfusión (1997)
Ketama - Arranger, Director, Producer, Mixing
Valentin Alvarez - Brass
Antonio Carmona
Jose Miguel Carmona
Juan Carmona
Miguel DeLa Vega - Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Tino Di Geraldo - Percussion
Paco Ibanez - Brass
Carlos Martos - Mastering
Antonio Ramos - Bass
Joselin Vargas - Percussion
Carles Benacent - Bass
Luis Dulzaides - Percussion
Manuel Machado - Brass
Pedro Delgado - Artwork
José Luis Garrido - Engineer, Mixing
Lulo Perez - Brass
Jose Antonio Carmona - Vocals (bckgr)
Ove Larson - Brass
Sergio Lavandera - Brass
Mayte Pizarro - Vocals (bckgr)
Hector Sagrario - Engineer
Freddy ? - Engineer
Joana ? - Vocals (bckgr)
Willie ? - Illustrations
Pedro Barcelo - Drums, Vocals (bckgr)
Luis Carmona - Vocals (bckgr)
Chaboli - Percussion
J.M. Cortina - Arranger, Keyboards, Assistant Producer
Javier de la Rosa - Artwork
Camilo Edwards - Bass
Cesar Urrutia - Photography
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Ketama - Arranger, Director, Producer, Mixing
Valentin Alvarez - Brass
Antonio Carmona
Jose Miguel Carmona
Juan Carmona
Miguel DeLa Vega - Engineer, Mastering, Mixing
Tino Di Geraldo - Percussion
Paco Ibanez - Brass
Carlos Martos - Mastering
Antonio Ramos - Bass
Joselin Vargas - Percussion
Carles Benacent - Bass
Luis Dulzaides - Percussion
Manuel Machado - Brass
Pedro Delgado - Artwork
José Luis Garrido - Engineer, Mixing
Lulo Perez - Brass
Jose Antonio Carmona - Vocals (bckgr)
Ove Larson - Brass
Sergio Lavandera - Brass
Mayte Pizarro - Vocals (bckgr)
Hector Sagrario - Engineer
Freddy ? - Engineer
Joana ? - Vocals (bckgr)
Willie ? - Illustrations
Pedro Barcelo - Drums, Vocals (bckgr)
Luis Carmona - Vocals (bckgr)
Chaboli - Percussion
J.M. Cortina - Arranger, Keyboards, Assistant Producer
Javier de la Rosa - Artwork
Camilo Edwards - Bass
Cesar Urrutia - Photography
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OskarMaria lebt und arbeitet in Frankfurt - hier mit Sohnemann. Wenn freie Zeit fürs Internet bleibt, dann gibt es hier neue Beiträge. Lieblingszitat: "Von den Dreien, Staat, Regierung und Ich - bin ich der stärkste. Das merkt euch!" (Ret Marut aka B. Traven im Ziegelbrenner)
Nachtrag: OskarMaria das ist eine kleine Verbeugung vor dem beinahe vergessenen Schriftsteller Oskar Maria Graf. In Zeiten der Bücherverbrennungen wurden seine Werke von den Nazis verschont, ja sogar teilweise empfohlen. "Verbrennt mich!" schrieb er 1933 in der Wiener Arbeiterzeitung, "nach meinem ganzen Leben und nach meinem ganzen Schreiben habe ich das Recht, zu verlangen, dass meine Bücher der reinen Flamme des Scheiterhaufens überantwortet werden und nicht in die blutigen Hände und die verdorbenen Hirne der braunen Mordbanden gelangen!" Schließlich floh er in die USA - dort lebte er in bescheidenen Verhältnissen. Deutschland wollte den unbequemen Mann nach dem Krieg nicht wieder haben. Er starb 1967 in New York.
Literaturempfehlung: Wir sind Gefangene - Autobiograhie 1927.