As part of the XXVIII Festival de Jazz, there's been live music in the streets of Granada every Saturday. The festival's organizers gave Gnawledge permission to record this week's performance, but while we set up in Plaza Nueva, the capricious ensemble rerouted themselves to Plaza Bib-Rambla instead.
Disappointed about a missed opportunity, me and my pair of Rode NT2-A mics caught the attention of a trio of musicians (below) who asked us if we'd be interested in recording their performance.
But Granada overprovides. Not 5 minutes later we met another group of musicians who were also performing in the street that afternoon. Stuck between a sofa and soft place, we decided to leave the didgeridoo and violin behind and record instead with Luzaire, who played a fusion of flamenco, arab, brasilian and afrocuban music.
The mp3s below were recorded live on the street on November 17, 2007.
Luzaire - "Guajirilla Ruborosa" (mp3)
Luzaire - "Mano Franca" (mp3)
The video has no sound, so play it with the audio clip below.
Luzaire - "Breve y Sincero" (mp3)
Luzaire - "Muy Triste El Mar" (mp3)
Luzaire - "Conventos Vacios" (mp3)
Again, the video has no sound, but check my brief appearance at the very end.
Luzaire - "La Palmera Airosa" (mp3)
Luzaire - "MÃrame Madre" (mp3)
que bien rollo!: A sunny Saturday afternoon in the public domain, listening to borderfree music by the Rio Darro.
rightclik + download all 11 mp3s (zip = 53mb)
Also, check out Una Vuelta en Granada for more pictures.
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