Movimientos @ The Notting Hill Arts Club 22/04/2008
MOVIMIENTOS LIVE
In this special Off – Linea event in association with the UK’s biggest Latin American music festival La Linea Movimientos will bring you deep Latin American roots music and then bring you right back up to date with the freshest contemporary Latin music. From Folkloric to Electronic Movimientos is the sound of London’s Latin alternative.
TUESDAY 22nd April
@ THE NOTTING HILL ARTS CLUB
From the stables of Los Amigos Invisibles, a blend of Latin grooves. From Disco to Deep House, Brazilian, Broken Beats & beyond
Kogui ft Anthar Kharana & V-Ro Arcila (Live)
Rhythms, dances and melodies from the Caribbean coast of Colombian
DJs Cal Jader (Movimientos) and Zen (Sonic 360) provide a fresh perspective on the Latin music scene with blend of New wave Latin, Tropical rhythms, Electronic and Mestizo beats
+ Free tasty Latin American snacks served by West London’s finest Latin Café Mango Bajito – get there early to sample the goodness!
http://www.mangobajito.co.uk/cafe.html
7pm-2am
Entry: £5
Notting Hill Arts Club
21 Notting Hill Gate, W11 3JQ
(2mins from Notting Hill Gate tube)
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Le Picó
Erik Aldrey the man behind Le Picó, set his mark as part of the well-known Venezuelan funky band Los Amigos Invisibles (LAI). Erik couched and created their signature sound, earning with them a best Latin Rock Album nomination for the American Grammy’s. They also, worked together on various remixes for bands such as Beastie Boys, Fantastic Plastic Machine, Ely Guerra, David Byrne, Corner Shop and Soul Coughing among others.
After moving to London, Erik started making music with a different approach that later became Le Picó: A hybrid of old school Latin and funk roots with dance beats from around the world, rock elements and twisted up with the most exquisite electronic treatment.
Erik has done various remixes for other artists such as: Lekan Babalola (Mr. Bongo); and ‘Fix Your Mind’ for Los Amigos Invisibles, originally produced by Masters at Work. ‘Fix Your Mind’ made it to the top ten on the Music Week’s Club Chart. His debut album Le Picó features collaborations by Julio Briceño and Armando Figueredo (Entre tus Brazos, Ríe) from funky Venezuelan band Los Amigos Invisibles. Karla Bahia (Ríe, A Vida Rara) and Darren Cumberbatch (Open Your Eyes) among others.
www.myspace.com/lepico
www.lepicomusic.com
www.blackbeasmusic.com/blackmarket
Kogui featuring Anthar Kharana & V-Ro Arcila
Rhythms, dances and melodies from the Caribbean coast of Colombia ......sounds of tambores, voices, flutes and guitars that have been passed down through the generations, keeping the roots in a mixture of African, Indigenous Indian and European influences.
Anthar Kharana
During the last few years he has been studying and exploring different ancestral rhythms and traditions from Colombia and discovering that some of these rhythms have a very powerful healing meaning using the drums as their vehicle, currently he has being teaching drumming workshops in different schools in England and drums and sings with the Colombian bands "Kogui" and "Colores de Mi Tierra". He is also touring the country with his music project called "Khantara" using a wide range of ethnic instrument and voices.
www.myspace.com/khantaramusic
www.v-ro.co.uk
DJ Tostoni
From his early days of musical exploration in the Venezuelan club scene DJ Tostoni (Toni Arellano) had always been interested in people's reaction to music, and to experience different moods through any kind of sound atmospheres. Producing events alongside local DJs and acts like Los Amigos Invisibles (now Venezuela’s most influential band) he honed his diverse selection of contemporary beats mixed with old school Latin. As one of the resident Urbe DJs playing and touring all over Venezuela, sharing parties with "Old School Venezuelan DJs" as Muu, Rebo, Johnny Ferreira, Dito, Vivi, Afro, Metra, McLebon, Rey, Mellow and with musical partner Yitzhak (AKA _proto), before coming to London to experience new musical adventures. He has also DJ’ed in venues in Munich, Dusseldorf, Valencia, Barcelona, Ibiza, Mexico City and at clubs in London such as Momo, Vibe Bar, Notting Hill Arts Club, 93 Feet East, Living Room, Escape, Foundry and Clinic, among others.
Currently he presents the One Way Ticket to Jam radioshow at www.openair.org.uk










