Submitted by CER on
Bealtaine is a group of friends who play Irish and a bit of Scottish traditional music. Some of us play professionally, others just for fun. We frequently get together for house parties and enjoy sharing our tunes and love of the music with others. Come join us for some tunes and a few songs—"craic agus ceol" (good times/fun and music).
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You'll like this, I promise.
Submitted by Karl Stephan on
Mahasound is the duet of Ambar and Alfredo Limantour, performing unique Pre-Columbian music using natural rhythmic cycles for dancing, and relaxation. Mahasound's centerpiece drums were crafted in the ancient Aztec tradition by Don Maximino Ibarra, who received his gift as a drum-maker on the slopes of Popocatepetl. The drums are considered sacred and are called the "abuelos" or grandparents. Mahasound's beautiful collection of more than 50 replica instruments are carved with serpents and other Nahuatl symbols, days from the sacred calendar Tonalpohualli, and Aztec Gods. Ambar and Alfredo believe in the power of sound to improve people´s lives. Journey to ancient Mexico with Mahasound.
Submitted by Catherine E. Reuben on
Urban Myth (Mel Fitzhugh - guitar, vocals and composer; Deb Lempke - percussion; John Capello - acoustic bass; Cathy Reuben - flute and recorders) offers a unique and exciting blend of original compositions, world music, early music and folk/rock/jazz covers.
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Sheboom is Somerville/Cambridge's first post-menopausal percussion and vocal ensemble. We are Julie Schneider, Adria Steinberg, Deb Pacini, Janine Fay, Lisa Doyle, Candyce Dostert, Lesley Bannatyne, and Janet Axelrod.
Submitted by Arlene on
Nibble Culinary Entrepreneurs
Check out the Nibble tent where two of our culinary entrepreneurs will be vending. Here’s your chance to sample addictive Venezuelan arepas and Colombian empanadas. We’ll also have plenty of info abo
ut upcoming Nibble events, Nibble tee-shirts, books and books will be for sale. Plus, pick up a free hot-off-the-press Union Square Market guide.
Open Air Circus
Submitted by Arlene on
Featuring the powerful vocals of Haitian native Renel Tarte, Bad Superstar melds sunny reggae with kompa beats. Moving back and forth between melodic song and occasional raps, Tarte leads his band as it improvises yet always keeps the rhythm section steady. Bad Superstar is the perfect summer soundtrack and we're thrilled to have headline ArtBeat.
Submitted by Arlene on
Banda Raizes is a Boston-based quintet that plays forro, sertanejo, and other Brazilian dance music. The group is led by Jatir Vieira, a singer with years of experience in his native Brazil and his adopted home of New England. From 2000-2007, Banda Raizes was one of the most popular acts in the Brazilian immigrant community, playing more than a thousand shows throughout New England.
Submitted by Arlene on
Latin Logic it is lead by Angel Subero and Manolo Mairena. After many years of working together in different projects, they decided to join forces and form this amazing band.
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