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Kinteto Tambora Daniel Millan - Drums
Jose Chavez – Double bass
Aurore Lacrosse - Voice
Julian Hennen - Piano
Lucia Pires - Flute
Gaiteros de Bxl :
Diego Neira - Gaita Hembra, voice
Juan Pardo - Alegre, Gaita
Rafael espinel - Llamador, drums
Mane - maracones
The Kinteto Tambora welcomes the Gaiteros de Bxl to take us on a unique journey between tradition and jazz, keeping in mind the indigenous sounds from which we learn these songs and thus honor them.
Together they will show us more of Colombian traditions.
Kinteto Tambora was founded in 2024 during the reopening of the legendary Sounds jazz club in Brussels. Composed of musicians with diverse backgrounds, having played in both traditional and jazz ensembles, the group’s mission is to showcase Colombian music by blending it with jazz harmonies and improvisation. Their vision is to create new sounds that honor Colombia’s musical heritage while exploring new horizons.
The group has already made an impact with a live EP from their debut concert, available on social media, and a studio EP currently in production. Kinteto Tambora has also collaborated with artists such as El León Pardo and Zol Álvarez, highlighting the tradition of the Colombian gaita by integrating it into an innovative jazz format. Through their music, they explore both traditional themes and new compositions while inviting key figures from folklore and jazz to collaborate with them. With this unique musical identity, the group is making its mark on the international scene, both in jazz and world music, affirming its ambition to share Colombia’s rich cultural heritage with the world
𝙇𝙤𝙨 𝙂𝙖𝙞𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙤𝙨 𝙙𝙚 𝘽𝙧𝙪𝙨𝙚𝙡𝙖𝙨
They pay homage to traditional Afro-Colombian music, a set of drums and gaitas that incorporate the new transverse gaita, a fusion between the transverse flute and the kuissi, also known as the Colombian gaita. The group was born in Brussels to raise its voice during demonstrations against the ban on the culture of health reforms imposed in Belgium in 2020 and continues to defend and transmit the culture of resistance of Afro-Colombian peoples.
They pay homage to traditional Afro-Colombian music, a set of drums and gaitas that incorporate the new transverse gaita, a fusion between the transverse flute and the kuissi, also known as the Colombian gaita. The group was born in Brussels to raise its voice during demonstrations against the ban on the culture of health reforms imposed in Belgium in 2020 and continues to defend and transmit the culture of resistance of Afro-Colombian peoples.
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TICKET: 20€ Members – No Members 22€
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The Music Village - Jazz Club, Rue des Pierres, 50,Brussels, Belgium
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