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Salsa Bear

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Anyone know what genre this is? It looked like they were dancing salsa briefly at one point, but it doesn't really sound like salsa. It's a cool video, though.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DZjbiYL04Y&feature=fvst
 
thats Muchachito Bombo infierno, what a coincidence i was just listening to them this evening

they are from Spain

i dont know how on earth to classify their music

i read it described as Flamenco-Funk-Jazz-Pop
and i would throw some Ska & Swing in there to
 
matty said:
thats Muchachito Bombo infierno, what a coincidence i was just listening to them this evening

they are from Spain

i dont know how on earth to classify their music

i read it described as Flamenco-Funk-Jazz-Pop
and i would throw some Ska & Swing in there to
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Thanks; you just expanded my musical horizons. ;)
 
Salsa Bear said:
Thanks; you just expanded my musical horizons. ;)
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i wonder if you know "Ojos de Brujo" aswell ?
another interesting spanish group who fuse flamenco, hip-hop, rock and with many other things, including cuban and indian rhythms, the flamenco dancers also play a percussive role as tap dancers in the concerts.

though i would confes i dont listen to them much now, they expanded my musical horizons and were definitly key to my transition to eventually listening to Salsa music :)
 
matty said:
i wonder if you know "Ojos de Brujo" aswell ?
another interesting spanish group who fuse flamenco, hip-hop, rock and with many other things, including cuban and indian rhythms, the flamenco dancers also play a percussive role as tap dancers in the concerts.

though i would confes i dont listen to them much now, they expanded my musical horizons and were definitly key to my transition to eventually listening to Salsa music :)
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Come to think of it, I liked flamenco before I discovered salsa, too. Then again, I guess flamenco has been around a lot longer.

Anyway, I'll check out Ojos de Brujo. Also, you probably already know about Estrella Morente. If not, check out her song "Sevillanas de la Vida" (including the English translation). Wow.
 
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