If you want to break the ice, just play a little bit of this and be sure to provide for a good cocktail with Venezuelan rum and real tropical fruits.
Monday, 19 July 2010
2 comments:
1) Try to be constructive and creative. The main goal of this blog is not to bash but to propose ideas and, when needed, to denounce
2) Do not use offensive language
3) Bear in mind that your comments can be edited or deleted at the blogger's sole discretion
4) If your comment would link back to a site promoting hatred of ethnic groups, nations, religions or the like, don't bother commenting here.
5) Read point 4 again
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Yeah, they rock and I watched them live this year...
ReplyDeleteBut if you want to talk about great venezuelan bands that are underrated or unknown abroad, it's practically a cultural crime that Bacalao Men, Pablo Estacio's and Rafael Gómez' band, is unheard of even in other LA countries.
If you add to that nucleus Gómez amazing solo album last year, "El Norte", and their cheeky salsa band, "Team Malin", you get a measure of how talented and versatile these guys are.
Peace
Well, Vicente, I have to own up I am not very up to date with Venezuelan music: they are new to me as well (shame on me).
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. I will look for their music.