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| "A potent mix of Latin American folk music and jazz" -- SF Chronicle |
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| Quijeremá is a dynamic force driven by sweeping bandola choruses with a firm foundation of acoustic bass and the deep reverberations of the Cajon, a Peruvian "beat box." Melodies are based in the percussion, interwoven with trumpet and the complex rhythm of Venezuelan maracas.Quijeremá's current work Al Son del Tunduki is a musical journey to unearth and celebrate the importance of the African Diaspora in the Americas. |
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University of Santa Barbara
Al Son del Tunduki - the African Roots of Andean Music
Saturday, February 11 Santa Barbara CA more info |
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Cafe Leila
Benefit for Avotcja
Saturday, February 18 Berkeley, CA more info |
Merrit College
Artist residency and performances
March 12-23 Oakland, CA more info
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| "Using various methods of artistic expression, Quijeremá is more than just a band.They are poets and multi-media designers. Combining sounds from almost all over Latin America, their music contains a multi-cultural vibe that is guaranteed to impress anyone." -- SF ReMezcla |
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