Kevin johansen julieta venegas biography

Every show has a guest who joins the game of musical improvisation and interaction. Hundreds of Argentinean and foreign musicians with different styles have already been on stage with La Bomba: Calle 13, Café Tacuba, Jorge Drexler, Totó La Momposina, Natalia Lafourcade, Los Gaiteros de San Jacinto, Bersuit Vergarabat, Pedro Aznar, Kevin Johansen, Rubén Rada, Paulinho Moska, Jarabe de Palo, Hugo Fattoruso, Catupecu Machu, Los Pericos, among many others.
La Bomba de Tiempo has been declared of “Cultural Interest” by Buenos Aires City Legislature, and it’s released a DVD+CD La Bomba de Tiempo – Vivo en Buenos Aires, in which great artists such as IKV, Los Cafres, Los Auténticos Decadentes and Chango Spasiuk have taken part. This record, produced in at Konex and directed by Ariel Hassan, was performed at Luna Park in a terrific party which made the whole stadium vibrate.
At the beginning of , La Bomba de Tiempo went on an international tour and performed in England &#; three nights in a row at The Forge – and in the United Arab Emirates, where they were the supporting band for Carlos Santana at the Dubai Jazz Festival.
In , Editorial Atlántida launched La Bomba de Tiempo. Ritual y ritmo, a book written by journalists Humphrey Inzillo y Gabriel Plaza which goes over the history of the band and its members, as well as the socio-cultural phenomenon they’ve become in Argentina.
In , La Bomba released their first single “Near The Drums”, sung by Kevin Johansen, (available in all digital platforms). The song is based on the conversation between the band and the great Carlos Santana at Dubai Jazz Festival
In May , La Bomba released “Buenos Aires Bomba”, sung by the fantastic Julieta Venegas (available in all digital platforms). This heart-warming song metaphorically narrates the connection of La bomba with the city of Buenos Aires and all the followers who, every Monday, come to enjoy the classic #LunesBomba.

Music knows no bounds and Noches del Botánico has turned this premise into its hallmark. We’re not only talking about physical borders, but also stylistic boundaries. Sponsored by Iberia, this festival in Madrid, an unmissable event for live music lovers, was held between the 4 of June and the 31 of July and brought together artists from around the globe in an eclectic line-up: from pop or classic rock to the most contemporary urban music, going through electronic music, folk, flamenco As well as stars from the English-speaking music scene —Mitski, PJ Harvey, Status Quo, Tom Jones, Queens of the Stone Age, Sheryl Crow, Pretenders, James Blake, Take That, Simple Minds, Passenger or Pixies, among others—, this event also included a lot of Ibero-American talent. Next, we’ll go over some of the most noteworthy concerts.

Sen Senra

The Sen Senra phenomenon knows no bounds. His music, combining classic pop with new urban sounds, has managed to win the hearts of different generations. This became obvious during the live performance he offered at Noches del Botánico, where fans of all ages came together to go over the hits on his latest albums: Uno de esos gatos, Qué facilidad or Ya no te hago falta, his top hit.

Estrella Morente / Soleá Morente

The Morente sisters, Estrella and Soleá, came together at Noches del Botánico with a double bill. Two days before, they came to Espacio Iberia to talk about their passion: flamenco. Alongside their father, they have both embraced the keys to a genre that each of them expresses in their own way: Estrella’s classicism versus Soleá’s edginess