Raúl Barboza - Juanjo Dominguez
Tracks:
01. Misionerita
02. La cau
03. Che rubicha
04. Bienvenido
05. Valsa de la abuela Isabel
06. Amors verdader
07. Carrero cachapecero
08. Melodia larga n° 2
09. Que nadie sapa mi sufrir
10. Chamarrita de los pobres
11. Granja san antonio
12. A mi amor lejano
13. Valsa para Patrick
14. Improvisacion sobre malambo
15. Candombera
16. Pajaro chogui
Tracks:
01. Misionerita
02. La cau
03. Che rubicha
04. Bienvenido
05. Valsa de la abuela Isabel
06. Amors verdader
07. Carrero cachapecero
08. Melodia larga n° 2
09. Que nadie sapa mi sufrir
10. Chamarrita de los pobres
11. Granja san antonio
12. A mi amor lejano
13. Valsa para Patrick
14. Improvisacion sobre malambo
15. Candombera
16. Pajaro chogui
Raúl Barboza (Accordion)
Juanjo Domínguez (Guitar)
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The name Raúl Barboza evokes the land where Argentina meets Brazil and Paraguay, where the population is greatly tinted with red with the vast number of Indian tribes.
There is not simply one nation, but many and many populations or rather repopulations. If music is a gift, it is found in Raúl Barboza’s fingers when he plays the accordion. His music contains the generosity of the earth and calls for attention. The sensuality of his music comes from the spiritual materialism of Amerindian cultures. His melodies speak directly from the earth. His music represents of the most magnificent links between the New World and the Old.
Everything appears in a new light when you spend time with Raúl Barboza. The way in which he perceives people, trees or animals alters the manner in which we see them. He highlights the beauty of countryside and makes people seem more tangible. Raúl Barboza’s music underlines the secret exuberance of the banal. “Raúl is in touch with everyday life” commented Patrick Tandin, who has been behind Raúl Barboza’s concerts and records since the latter chose to reside in France. “For Raúl, art must be integrated in daily living and should not be regarded as exceptional.” He treats his work as a musician simply and attentively but as if his music was commonplace. However, it is this attitude which renders his work exceptional. “Raúl is like a musical painter, continued Patrick Tandin, with abstract moments and concrete moments: slightly impressionist scenery which musically relates the heart of the Guarani people... The extraordinary thing is by using a language like chamamé which is known by few, Raúl manages to tell tales which touch the heart of everyone on this planet.
Raul permanently has a guitar in his head”: the memory the guitar of his father, Adolfo and also that which his companion, Olga, plays, “and he believes that a human being is like a guitar - he or she must be tuned every day, because things change every day. Raúl always tries to be in harmony with his surroundings and friendly with the people with him.” Whatever may be your walk of life, everything seems more true when Raúl is around. All those who have had the pleasure of meeting him can confirm this. “When he enters the world of other musicians, he gives himself entirely to those with whom he collaborates, and this results in a musical feast.”
Nietzsche believed that “Without music, life would be an error,” when you listen to Raúl Barboza, you realise that he was right.
Pierre Monette
There is not simply one nation, but many and many populations or rather repopulations. If music is a gift, it is found in Raúl Barboza’s fingers when he plays the accordion. His music contains the generosity of the earth and calls for attention. The sensuality of his music comes from the spiritual materialism of Amerindian cultures. His melodies speak directly from the earth. His music represents of the most magnificent links between the New World and the Old.
Everything appears in a new light when you spend time with Raúl Barboza. The way in which he perceives people, trees or animals alters the manner in which we see them. He highlights the beauty of countryside and makes people seem more tangible. Raúl Barboza’s music underlines the secret exuberance of the banal. “Raúl is in touch with everyday life” commented Patrick Tandin, who has been behind Raúl Barboza’s concerts and records since the latter chose to reside in France. “For Raúl, art must be integrated in daily living and should not be regarded as exceptional.” He treats his work as a musician simply and attentively but as if his music was commonplace. However, it is this attitude which renders his work exceptional. “Raúl is like a musical painter, continued Patrick Tandin, with abstract moments and concrete moments: slightly impressionist scenery which musically relates the heart of the Guarani people... The extraordinary thing is by using a language like chamamé which is known by few, Raúl manages to tell tales which touch the heart of everyone on this planet.
Raul permanently has a guitar in his head”: the memory the guitar of his father, Adolfo and also that which his companion, Olga, plays, “and he believes that a human being is like a guitar - he or she must be tuned every day, because things change every day. Raúl always tries to be in harmony with his surroundings and friendly with the people with him.” Whatever may be your walk of life, everything seems more true when Raúl is around. All those who have had the pleasure of meeting him can confirm this. “When he enters the world of other musicians, he gives himself entirely to those with whom he collaborates, and this results in a musical feast.”
Nietzsche believed that “Without music, life would be an error,” when you listen to Raúl Barboza, you realise that he was right.
Pierre Monette
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...Each time notes come out of my accordion, it is not only a melody, but it is like the beginning of a tale, a moment of silence is like taking a breath of air. From my ancestors I learnt how to make the accordion an extension of my spirit, which does not need words to express itself. I also learnt from my ancestors how to listen to the voices of nature - the singing of birds, the galloping of animals, the whispering wind. All that is ‘Life’ which appears before us with its joy and sadness, hunger and injustice, luxury and poverty. Each time I play a tune on my accordion, I want to tell a true story.
Raúl Barboza
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Juanjo Domínguez is one of the most prominent argentine guitar players of all times with 40 years of experience. He is a virtuous and has an incredible talent. He masters all popular genres. Thanks to a paternity legacy Juanjo Domínguez was introduced to the guitar and the different musics of the world, loving specially worldwide popular music. It’s in the tango music where he flourishes though.
Juanjo Domínguez is one of the most prominent argentine guitar players of all times with 40 years of experience. He is a virtuous and has an incredible talent. He masters all popular genres. Thanks to a paternity legacy Juanjo Domínguez was introduced to the guitar and the different musics of the world, loving specially worldwide popular music.
It’s in the tango music where he flourishes though. He knows the instrument and he he’s the owner of a special virtuosity that transcends the traditional academic techniques. Juanjo Domínguez can play a variety of songs, interpreting them with his own version being the pieces jazz, national folklore or European classics. He has more than 130 albums edited accompanying other artists. He has made the music for the following films: "El Che" directed by Lalo Schiffrin, "Tango", "La películas del rey", "Pepe Nuñez, luthier". To his proverbial artistic qualities, he adds improvisation and a special attention to the rhythm. Different shows and presentations credit his talent: 9 tours to USA, 11 tours to Japan, he has performed all over Europe, Turkey, China, Costa Rica, Chile and Brazil. Furthermore, he has been invited to the most prestigious scenarios of Argentina such as the Colón Theater and the Lujan Basílica. At the age of 12 he graduated as guitar, musical notation and theory professor.
At the age of 15 he chose the popular guitar repertoire over the classic pieces, wherein he showed that instrumental accompanying is a complete art. He can passionate, stylist, "compadrito", or romantic depending upon the song. He admires guitar players such as Agustin Barrios, Andres Segovia or the Venezuelan Alirio Diaz, Antonio Lauros of whom he played all his pieces. Juanjo Domínguez is considered by the worldwide press as one of the best guitar players of the world. Nowadays he continues playing with JUANJO EL TRIO with a stylish repertoire for the pleasure of all his fans. No doubt he is a chosen and for the happiness of many compatriots, he is ARGENTINIAN..
Juanjo Domínguez is one of the most prominent argentine guitar players of all times with 40 years of experience. He is a virtuous and has an incredible talent. He masters all popular genres. Thanks to a paternity legacy Juanjo Domínguez was introduced to the guitar and the different musics of the world, loving specially worldwide popular music.
It’s in the tango music where he flourishes though. He knows the instrument and he he’s the owner of a special virtuosity that transcends the traditional academic techniques. Juanjo Domínguez can play a variety of songs, interpreting them with his own version being the pieces jazz, national folklore or European classics. He has more than 130 albums edited accompanying other artists. He has made the music for the following films: "El Che" directed by Lalo Schiffrin, "Tango", "La películas del rey", "Pepe Nuñez, luthier". To his proverbial artistic qualities, he adds improvisation and a special attention to the rhythm. Different shows and presentations credit his talent: 9 tours to USA, 11 tours to Japan, he has performed all over Europe, Turkey, China, Costa Rica, Chile and Brazil. Furthermore, he has been invited to the most prestigious scenarios of Argentina such as the Colón Theater and the Lujan Basílica. At the age of 12 he graduated as guitar, musical notation and theory professor.
At the age of 15 he chose the popular guitar repertoire over the classic pieces, wherein he showed that instrumental accompanying is a complete art. He can passionate, stylist, "compadrito", or romantic depending upon the song. He admires guitar players such as Agustin Barrios, Andres Segovia or the Venezuelan Alirio Diaz, Antonio Lauros of whom he played all his pieces. Juanjo Domínguez is considered by the worldwide press as one of the best guitar players of the world. Nowadays he continues playing with JUANJO EL TRIO with a stylish repertoire for the pleasure of all his fans. No doubt he is a chosen and for the happiness of many compatriots, he is ARGENTINIAN..
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Pájaro Chogui is a song from Paraguay
it's about the death of a boy who falls from a tree when called by his mother.
later, in her arms he transforms into a chogui bird...
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