CROMOS magazine article Dec-2013
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A great celebration, a great ritual, thousands of bodies moving to the rhythm of salsa, Thanks Bogotá and thanks to The Square now is All. http://youtu.be/d-W-ZLoCUjA
Santipianoman, Checho (Director) and Palo (Timbal) on Saturday April 14 had the opportunity to meet and share with 3 of his fans (Felipe Sanabria, Margoire Pacheco and Luisa Romero) an unforgettable dinner at the Hamburgers. There is this Tumbando By taking the city, expected more surprises and dare to Overthrow Out There with Your Orchestra…
Article Mini Jimbo Mexico Salsa Brava season @ The Square Dancing Club open the dance floor with one of the most representative bands of the scene Bogota, La-33, who will step a second time the scene of the Plaza Condesa to ignite the audience with his pace and flavor next June 29. With a lineup…
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Notice: This post is only available for spanish readers «Tumbando por ahí» es una producción que refleja la magia del ambiente urbano de Bogotá, y que pretende comunicar a los oyentes en forma sincera, la alegría de vivir y la aceptación de nuestra realidad humana», según explican los músicos que ya estrenaron el tema…
La-33, the most representative salsa band of the Bogotá city scene, after their successful Australia and New Zealand tour is preparing to launch a new production called «Tumbando por ahí» . This is their fourth album and contains 12 compositions of several members who have been living in a parallel life between music and experiences. This album comes…
Full of energy, after touring Montevideo and Buenos Aires, La-33 comes with a download of flavor, here at home. Beginning as it should: with friends, with siblings, to begin this year celebrating that we are alive and we do what we like and for people who want more. Singing and enjoying, filling our public taste…
20 March 2013 Reviewed by Ben McNicoll Along with Peru’s Novolima, Hugh Masekela and La-33, looked to be pretty much the most danceable musical acts in this year’s Auckland Arts Festival programme, and both proved to be so, but there were contrasts between the approach at the two venues. South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela’s strengths…