...is Afiches by La Lunfardita, the band from Madrid who fuse Argentine tango with gypsy swing.
La Lunfardita are:
- Carol Dubois, vocals
- Simon Gumbo, guitar
- Jesús Peñaranda, accordeon
- Alejandro (Pollo) Ollero, double bass
...is Afiches by La Lunfardita, the band from Madrid who fuse Argentine tango with gypsy swing.
La Lunfardita are:
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut album, El Poder de Machín, Amparanoia released El Coro De Mi Gente — sort of "The Best of Amparanoia", every song featuring a guest artist. And, man, what artists! From Aterciopelados to Chambao to Manu Chao to Marina Abad to Sargento Garcia — not to mention the title track featuring Macaco!

...is Señorita performed by Chick Corea and Béla Fleck. On Monday, 17 July 2017, I was lucky to see and hear this fantastic duo performing live in Jardines de Viveros, Valencia.
...is Con Nuestro Corazón a Paco de Lucía performed by Juan Habichuela Nieto.
Continuing with jazz: this week's song is Diga Diga Doo by the wonderful Valencian Le Dancing Pepa Swing Band. I was lucky to see their performance two weeks ago at the Mar i Jazz festival.
Yesterday I went to see Gran Canaria Big Band playing in the gardens of Palau de la Música de València. Now on their 20th anniversary tour, GCBB were presenting Jazzethnic, the program based on fusion of modern jazz and Canarian folklore. OK, perhaps that doesn't sound terribly exciting but believe me, it was a magical night that any jazz lover (even of the Canarian folklore-hating variety) would enjoy. A lot. I also learned, much to my surprise, that GCBB has its roots in Valencia.
This week's song is Chipude by José Antonio Ramos as interpreted by GCBB, with invited timplista Germán López.
...is Aguanileo by Toronto-based The Battle of Santiago. This song opens the band's new album, La Migra.
...is Despacito Afro-Peruvian-style, performed by Eva Ayllón — in my view, immensely superior to the original version by Luis Fonsi.