Damian Draghici’s The Gypsy Cuban Project to be launched at Omara Portuondo concert

Oana Vasiliu 12/04/2017 | 11:31

The end of April will bring to the Bucharest scene a colourful event, suitable for those who love Cuban sounds. Damian Draghici, the famous Romanian singer, will be on stage with one of the legends of the worldwide music, Omara Portuondo, launching his Gypsy Cuban Project. Together with Omara Portuondo, Damian Draghici will sing Serenata en Batanga, the most recent song of the artist, which will be interpreted at pan-pipe.

The Gypsy Cuban Project means an album of world music, an itinerant journey to Cuba in order to find out the common roots between Roma and Afro-Cuban music. Songs like Saraiman, Ileana, Ileana or Chan Chan will have gypsy-Cuban sounds, something totally new for the public.

Jazz-loving bolero singer Omara Portuondo, the 85-year-old Cuban musical firebrand who over the years was the centerpiece of the evolving band, is back on the road. This concert is an incredible journey to a life-long music career, from her youth’s magic years to her love for cabaret music, following also the period with Buena Vista Social Club. Last, but not least, the public will benefit from the most amazing Havana sounds.

The concert will take place at Sala Palatului on April 25, and tickets vary from RON 65 to RON 300. Tickets are available at Muzica store, Mihai Eminescu bookshop, Diverta stores, TUI Travel Center agencies and Eurolines, and online on www.ticketnet.ro, www.iabilet.ro, www.bilet.ro, www.bilete.ro, www.myticket.ro or www.eventim.ro.

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