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A 9-Piece groove oriented band exploring Afro-Cuban, Brazilian, Reggae, Funk & Beyond. All laid on a bed of Pop in 3 Languages. Enticing Rhythms, tight arrangments & good songwriting.
Genre:
World: World Fusion
Release Date:
2003
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UNO
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(783707692524)
Record Label: Xochipilli Entertainment, Inc.
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"My people." A phrase that is part of every person's language... "My people." For some, it means family; for others, it represents the tribe or gang. But as we forge ahead in our collective destiny, we search for a broader meaning, such as 'nation' (the love of an ideal, contained by land).
In the world of human alchemy, there is no magic more powerful than music. It is the fluid expression of body and soul in complete surrender: Of the artist. Of the audience. Of the Gods...
And here is Ghandaia. The name says it all: Celebration (in Portuguese). One of those rare bands that bridge the gap between this world and the world to come. A band that expands the definition of "my people" toward a global vision, and invites us to rejoice in the cosmic secrets that each Earth-bound culture brings.
To witness Ghandaia live, does not mean to simply attend a concert, as much as it means being part of a ritual, and feeling that levity of soul which takes us to another plane where real celebration lives.
From its humble roots, Ghandaia has encompassed a synergy of musical infusions that span Funk, Reggae, Afro-Cuban and Samba, wrapped-up in Rock, with lyrics that caress the heart and stimulate the mind. Their message is one of peace; of communion. The fruit of their fusion is a powerful music that transports...that incites...that inspires...that seduces.
I challenge you to elevate your soul. I invite you to enjoy, to dance and celebrate with Ghandaia, and to redefine the meaning of "my people."
Antonio Arias
México City, January, 14th, 2003.
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Great, excellent music.
author: Heidi Sierra
This CD is great. I love how they just infuse all sorts of music and make something great.
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Great-fun and energetic
author: EDDY
This album is well written, well played and well recorded. A very pleasant surprise that melts many styles without ever being cliche. Uno has a worldwide appeal and focuses on good songwriting, good production, and good grooves. I can't wait to see them live!
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Get ready to dance!
author: Perico Rodriguez
For the past few years, Latinos have been making a dent on the American mainstream. What bothers me is that most of it has been sugar-coated pop. But this pleasant surprise is roots based. Yet rock. It is a great display of our cultures, and a snapshot of our youth's potential. My parents enjoy it, I do too, and my little cousins dance to it. At their concerts, my Anglo friends cut loose like they're one of us! And that warms my heart, 'cause with music like this, we all one, baby... Which makes the title appropriate: UNO. Ah yeeeeeeaaaaah.
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Tropical grooves and powerful songs that touch the soul.
author: Francisca Torres
This album is one of the best Latin releases in the past few years. The production quality is compelling, but the most important thing is that the voice of this band is so unique and appealing. These guys definetely know how to blend so many influences like Salsa, Rock, Reggae, and Brazilian styles. It is a rich, colorful and tasteful tapestry of sound, not to mention the awesome art work. Buy it , you won't regret.
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