Rodrigo Simoes Balderrama TRE en TRIO

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Rodrigo Simoes | Balderrama | TRE en TRIO • “Balderrama” is a well-known zamba composed by Gustavo Cuchi Leguizamon and Manuel Jose Castilla. Interpreted by Argentinean singer Mercedes Sosa and many more. Here it is an instrumental version from the album TRE. • [more about Balderrama below] • Guitar: Rodrigo Simoes • Drums: Mark Nelson • Bass: Carl Mayotte • Dancer: Ale Osorio • Homenagem póstuma ao meu tio Atair Nogueira, que muito apreciava esta música. • TRE • Latin guitar, Afro-Brazilian grooves and jazz fusion... The sound of Rodrigo Simoes asserts itself with this new concept album under the sign of 3. From samba to baião via conga, Simoes enjoys making ternary compositions with the styles of Brazilian popular music, which gives new inspired grooves. With his trio and his guests, the musician delivers vibrant and joyful music. • Video production by Emma Bouchez • Video capture by Emma Bouchez, George Doxas and Rodrigo Simoes • Recorded by George Doxas at La Boutique du Son, 16th and 17th December 2021 • Mixed by André Prodóssimo at Villa Sonora, May to July 2022 • Mastered by André Prodóssimo at Villa Sonora, 01th August 2022 • Edited by Rodrigo Simoes at his home studio, January 2022 • Produced, composed and arranged by Rodrigo Simões • Thanks to: • My family, my friends and my wife for their love and support. • The amazing guest musicians who contributed to make this happen: Elli Miller-Maboungou, Bianca Rocha and Jean-Pierre Zanela. Special thanks to Mark Nelson and Carl Mayotte for being with me since the beginning of this number three trip. • Paulo Bottas for lending me his guitar. George Doxas, Mark Nelson and André Prodóssimo for their dedication to the audio treatment. Emma Bouchez for the videos. Stacy Bellanger Bien-aimé for the cover artwork. The label Three Pines Records from Toronto (CA). • We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts. • GRACIAS • À la abuelita de Ale Osorio, Doña Chiquita, por prestarnos su linda casita en Pilar (PY), donde hicimos una reconstitución de la taberna Salteña para este video. El traje folclórico, por su parte, fue cortesía de la hermana de Ale, Maira Gutierrez. • BALDERRAMA • Balderrama was born in 1953, created by the brothers of the same name Daría, Juan, and Celestino. It started as a store where typical local drinks were sold, but over the years, carnival groups began to gather there to drink, eat, and dance a while before each parade. The Picantería Balderrama on the corner of Corrientes (today, San Martín) and Ituzaingó was created shortly after, where icons of poetry and singers like Eduardo Falú, Juan Carlos Dávalos, and César Perdiguero would meet, among others. • The folk club moved to San Martín and Esteco in 1956, with the official title of refuge for poets, a key point of encounter between poets, artists, and musicians who sang, painted, ate, and drank until the early hours of the morning. The tavern became so bohemian that the owners finally put up a stage with a microphone, after which Manuel J. Castilla composed the poem that bears the same name as the folk club and gave it to Cuchi Leguizamón to turn it into a song. • https://viapais.com.ar/salta/la-pena-... • OFFICIAL SITE • https://www.rodrigosimoes.ca • RODRIGO SIMOES' ALBUMS • https://rodrigosimoes.bandcamp.com • SOCIAL MEDIA • / rodrigosimoesmusic • / rodrigosimoesmusic • / rodrigosimoesmusic • / rod_sim_music • GUITAR COURSE • https://www.soundslice.com/store/boss... • ARRANGEMENTS AND TRANSCRIPTIONS • https://www.airgigs.com/user/RodrigoS... • STREAMING • https://open.spotify.com/album/5GwtZV... • https://itunes.apple.com/ca/artist/ro... • MORE BRAZILIAN MUSIC CONTENT • / mybrazilianguitar

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