DE BRUBECK A BARBATE

Hoy abrimos la puerta para un viaje muy nuestro: jazz, flamenco, copla, humor gaditano y mucho bar. Todo con sello español, que ya está bien de pensar que el swing viene solo con pasaporte de Nueva York. Vamos a escuchar cómo el ‘Take Five’ de toda la vida se hace gitano, cómo la mojama tiene blues, cómo Paco de Lucía se convierte en jam de colegas, cómo la copla se marida con atún y cómo acabamos, inevitablemente, volando con Kiko Veneno. Raimundo Amador, Nono García, Antonio Serrano, Jorge Pardo, Chano Domínguez, Javier Colina, Tino di Geraldo, Diego Carrasco, Carles Benavent, Celia Muy, Carme Canela, Antonio Lizana, Marc Míralta, Astola, Ratón, Kiko Veneno, Pepe Begines, La Canalla.

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