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Afrodisíaco, agrupación ganadora del Festival de Viña del Mar 2016 (Chile) en la categoría folclórica, preserva y rescata la música de tambor de origen negro de Panamá, dándole un giro contemporáneo. Cantos tradicionales en nuevas versiones y canciones nuevas inspiradas en los tambores forman parte de la propuesta de Afrodisíaco, fusionadas con elementos como guitarras, efectos y rap. Creada en 2014 por Miroslava Herrera y Tatiana Ríos, además realizan afroexpediciones y documentación como base del trabajo musical, lo que a la vez lo convierte en un proyecto de rescate de la memoria histórica. Actualmente trabajan en su primer disco a lanzarse a inicios de 2017. Han participado en festivales internacionales en México y Estados Unidos.
Afrodisíaco, winner of the Festival de Viña del Mar 2016 (Chile) in the Folk Category, preserves and rescues the music of Afro-Panamanian drums, giving them a contemporary twist. Traditional songs reversioned and new songs inspired by drums are part of Afrodisíaco's music proposal, mixed with elements such as guitars, effects, and rap. Created in 2014 by Miroslava Herrera and Tatiana Ríos, they also conduct Afro Expeditions and historical documentation as a basis for their musical work, which also makes it a project for the rescue of the historical memory of Panamanian drums. They are currently working on their first album, set to be released in early 2017. Afrodisíaco has participated in international festivals in Mexico and the United States.
Afrodisíaco, winner of the Festival de Viña del Mar 2016 (Chile) in the Folk Category, preserves and rescues the music of Afro-Panamanian drums, giving them a contemporary twist. Traditional songs reversioned and new songs inspired by drums are part of Afrodisíaco's music proposal, mixed with elements such as guitars, effects, and rap. Created in 2014 by Miroslava Herrera and Tatiana Ríos, they also conduct Afro Expeditions and historical documentation as a basis for their musical work, which also makes it a project for the rescue of the historical memory of Panamanian drums. They are currently working on their first album, set to be released in early 2017. Afrodisíaco has participated in international festivals in Mexico and the United States.
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