EN VIVO Y EN DIRECTO: NICK WEST, ADRIÁN COSTA, AURORA GARCIA, SANTANA, MÓNICA GREEN, SHIRLEY DAVIS, KIKO VENENO

Sintamos la energía de los directos con una cuidada selección: Nick West, que esperemos que no falle en Barbadillo Vejer 2025. Adrian Costa, en solitario, haciendo looping con un temazo de Michale Jackson Monica Green, reflexionando sobre el desamor con una versión de "Somebody else´s Guy" Santana, sentenciando sobre la amistad y convenciéndo, con la ayuda de Dereck Trucks y Susan Tedesky Aurora and The Betrayers, junto a Nita (Fuel Fandango): Get Down. Shirley Davis and The Silverbacks Y un recuerdo para el otro Pepe (Múgica), con un tema repleto de honestidad y auténtico sentimiento vital: Volando Voy, interpretado por Kiko Veneno y "Pro Pane Lucrando"de la misma manera en una calle de La Latina, promovido por el movimiento 'Playing for Change', donde músicos callejeros comparten escenario con artistas consagrados.

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