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There are several acts who have recorded under the name Ambar. 1) Collaboration between actress and singer Maria Conchita Alonso and Italo-Venezuelan producer Rudy La Scala during the late 70s and early 80s. They recorded two albums "Love Maniac" (1979) and "The Witch" (1980). 2) Integrantes: DN Bianco (voz), Ricardo Piccolo (guitarra). Origen: Buenos Aires, Argentina. Año de formación: 1998. Género: Electro. Discos editados: "Viaje perfecto" (2000), "Postpop" (2003). La música de Ambar consiste básicamente en canciones. Ambos integrantes son escritores y compositores. Las melodías tienen un tratamiento electrónico en la grabación y en vivo. Utilizan voces, computadoras, teclados, guitarras...

BAMBARA is a storm. Recalling the brooding filth of early Swans, The Birthday Party, and the pummeling energy of The Jesus Lizard or Iceage. BAMBARA uses their signature vocal-noise collages to create an unsettling, visceral experience. Although BAMBARA only formed in Athens, Georgia in late 2008, the three boys grew up together. Twin brothers Reid and Blaze Bateh and childhood friend William Brookshire have been consistently making music and playing shows together since they were in the 7th grade. The band then moved to Brooklyn in 2011 to further pursue making music. With a minimal recording set-up and little sunlight,...

"Kambarkan" is fairly regarded as the most famous folk ensemble in Kyrgyzstan which is using people's ethnic music traditions with modern music. Founded in 1988 Ensemble Kambarkan has 25 members. It has visited many foreign countries representing cultural Kyrgyzstan and received numerous awards, including Toktogul's State Award. Its repertoire consists of traditional Kyrgyz music with different modern covers and also fragments from famous Kyrgyz epic "Manas". The ensemble's Artistic Director is Esengul Jumabaev. Salamat Sadikova Baktybek Shatenov Nurak Abdirakhmanov Dilshat Kangeldieva Sherik Risaliev Bermet Orozbekova Ömürbek Sakeev Risbek Jumakunov B. Shakirov A. Kumenov A. Sharshebaev S. Adrakaev T. Karabaev S....

Look up the phrase “melting pot” in a musical dictionary and find a picture of Bambara Trans… a band composed of an ethnocultural crosspollination of nine musicians from every horizon: Morocco, Quebec, France and Nova Scotia. Traditional rhythms from the four corners of the globe, a creative approach veering towards stylistic fusion, a hard-hitting groove, and festive, lively tunes: that’s what happens when a powerhouse horn section, a drummer, a percussionist, a keyboardist, a guitarist, a bassist and a singer meet at the multicultural musical crossroads! .

Roberta Gambarini was born in Torino, Italy, into a family where jazz was much loved and appreciated. She began listening to this music as a child and started taking clarinet lessons when she was twelve years old. By the time she was 17, she began singing and performing in jazz clubs around Northern Italy and at the age of 18, she decided to move to Milan to pursue a career as a jazz singer. Soon after her move to Milan, still in her teens, Roberta took third place in a national jazz radio competition on TV, leading to performance opportunities...