Carlinhos Pandeiro de Ouro!!! Yes! On our last performance, was great pleasure to play with Carlinhos Pandeiro de Ouro, the Legend!!!
His one of big icons of Brazilian Music and his pandeiro.
Also our others special guest and friends (from Left to Right) Claudinha Lyra, Duke, JP, and Nate.
Thank you so much for coming!
The first reference to the term “Choro” was made in the 1870’s, when flutist Joaquim Antônio da Silva Callado, regarded as a pioneer in this process of merging European and African musical styles and rhythms, formed an ensemble called “Choro Carioca” (Choro from Rio de Janeiro). When Callado formed the “Choro Carioca”, or simply “Choro de Callado,” (Mr. Callado’s Choro), he organized the most out-of-the-ordinary small musical group in Brazil. Since its beginning the group had one solo instrument (the flute), two guitars, and one cavaquinho, and only one of the composers could read music: all the others would improvise the harmonic accompaniment.”
Hello everybody,
This Sunday July 1st, Choro Sotaque back to Cafe Bar Europa at Turquoise, and we expect see you all our friends and fans.
Also we have tickets for $5 as give one free drink.
Pixinguinha – Alfredo da Rocha Vianna
In September 2000, president Fernando Henrique Cardoso signed an official document to announce April 23rd the National Day of Choro in Brazil in honor of Alfredo da Rocha Vianna Filho, Pixinguinha, who was born April 23rd, 1897. Every year since then choro has been celebrated officially on April 23rd through countless events in Brazil and around the world where Brazilian culture is a part of the local community.
On June 25th SKAVOLUTIONARY ORQUESTRA invete CHORO SOTAQUE and TRIO GADJO for a eclectic night at CASBAH.
Multi-national and diverse styles of music we’ve brought together for this exciting and unique bill.
WILL BE A FUN NIGHT! SEE ALL THERE!
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