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MIXTURINC is a musical project where the musicians act as a brotherhood with live flamenco, jazz, and Afro-Cuban rhythms, and influences from classical music, all directed under the concept and direction of Amed Torrecilla. In recent years, having lived with flamenco artists through the most emblematic stages of flamenco and jazz in Madrid, and having absorbed all this musical wealth, he has found the right time to merge these genres. This project brings a freshness of novelty that departs from the obvious and delves into the root of every genre, keeping in mind the latest trends in European and international festivals.
This project is nominated for Cubadisco Awards 2013 and has received approval from the foreign press and national and international radios, in addition to very positive reviews from experts like Gian Franco Grilli from Italy and Rafa Bassi Labarrera from Colombia and the United States.
MIXTURINC by Amed Torrecilla, after living in the United States, has had the opportunity to perform on all kinds of stages—authentic, elegant, interesting, and very well-curated. It comes with a fully original repertoire and proposes a harmonic and percussive show, providing authentic folk flavor mixed with emotions among Afro-Cuban jazz and flamenco. It is defended by a lineup of frontline musicians such as Jesús Catalá on voice and percussion, Georvis Pico on drums, Dani Noel on bass, Lilian Castillo on piano, Carlos Orgaz on flamenco guitar, Elena Salgueiro as a flamenco singer, and musical direction, saxophones, flute composition, and arrangements by Amed Varela Torrecilla.
This project is nominated for Cubadisco Awards 2013 and has received approval from the foreign press and national and international radios, in addition to very positive reviews from experts like Gian Franco Grilli from Italy and Rafa Bassi Labarrera from Colombia and the United States.
MIXTURINC by Amed Torrecilla, after living in the United States, has had the opportunity to perform on all kinds of stages—authentic, elegant, interesting, and very well-curated. It comes with a fully original repertoire and proposes a harmonic and percussive show, providing authentic folk flavor mixed with emotions among Afro-Cuban jazz and flamenco. It is defended by a lineup of frontline musicians such as Jesús Catalá on voice and percussion, Georvis Pico on drums, Dani Noel on bass, Lilian Castillo on piano, Carlos Orgaz on flamenco guitar, Elena Salgueiro as a flamenco singer, and musical direction, saxophones, flute composition, and arrangements by Amed Varela Torrecilla.
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