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There is a number of artists with the name Fortuna: 1) A Jewish-Brazilian singer and composer, Fortuna has a solid background in music, dance and theatrical arts. For several years she performed with different artists in Brazil and abroad, singing Brazilian popular music. A gifted composer, she created a whole repertoire of songs with poet Paulo Leminski. It was during a tour in Israel in 1991 that she heard Sephardic music for the first time. This fortunate encounter would be a turning point in her life. "It a was a magic moment’", she says. "I felt all the beauty, sweetness...

Take the force of garage rock icons the Sonics, add some 60s street racing and the sweet yet tough looks of the Shangri-Las and what do you get? The Neptunas - three chicks playing three chords who get the jukejointers a-jiggling. The Neptunas, heroines of the L.A. underground, rip-off the savage best of 60s garage and 70s punk pop to create an auditory hallucination of Hot Rod Garage-ageddon. Their frenetic set includes covers by anti-stars the Mummies and Paul Revere and the Raiders, as well as original songs describing everything from tortured teen dragster worship to a sorority where the...

Tuna Laguna is a six-piece from Trondheim, Norway. Tuna Laguna specialize in creating high energy experimental instrumental rock, adding elements of electronica and jazz. In 2004, the mini-album It's a Fudge was released on a small norwegian indie label called Guano Recordings. Tuna Lagunas second album, Ripples and Swells, was released March 26th 2007. .

Quote from Official web site : Barbara Furtuna is a male vocal quartet devoted to the polyphonic song. The group is composed by singers known and respected on the island of Corsica for more than 20 years. Their singing distinguishes itself by an equilibrium between traditional, sacred and profane polyphony, own creations and even adaptations and covers of old songs that stayed in collective memory of Corsican people. .