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MAGUARÉ : Fiebre de Cumbia desde Bélgica By Latinos in London Radio Show Entrevista a Paola Marquez 10/11/11 By Carlos Nino - www.latinosinlondon.com/music [email protected] / Monday 6pm @ www.aculcoradio.com/envivo www.zephyrusvzw.be www.myspace.com/maguarecumbia The Colombian Singer Paola Marquez, graduated from the music conservatory of Ghent in Belgium she decided to go back to the roots of Afro-Colombian music focusing on cumbia and other afro-colombian rhythms. The rhythm section of Maguaré consists of traditional percussion using the tambora, tambor alegre, llamador, maracas, ... Backed up by a section of five horns, double bass, accordion, piano and organ, Maguaré brings to the table, under the title of retro cumbia, an explosive mix of Afro-Colombian beats in the style of Lucho Bermudez and Lito Barrientos. They play the best cumbia songs of all times with all the passion and strength of the genre.

CIRCOLOMBIA @ ROUNDHOUSE, LONDON * CALI STYLE LIVE ON LATINOS IN LONDON RADIO SHOW 19/04/2011, London * Carlos N. * [email protected] * Mon 6pm GMT www.latinosinlondon.com/radio www.latinosinlondon.com/wordpress www.latinosinlondon.com/networks Broadcasting from North London, Crouch End Between 4-16 April CIRCOLOMBIA was at Roundhouse , london and LIL Radio was there to listenin their experience about new show: Urban in 2011. Circolombia is gritty, modern, full of attitude and comprised of a motley crew of exuberant young artists, whose awe-inspiring acrobatic prowess is matched by their high voltage energy. Urban features some of the best performers from Circo Para Todos (Circus For All), Colombia's national circus school and the first professional circus school in the world for disadvantaged young people, which produces world-class performers. www.circolombia.com Special thanks to Felicity, Diego M, Alex Salsita and Circolombia pelao's from Cali!

Latinos in London Radio Show : MOn -Tue :6- 7pm TALKS | Dj Afroraizz Selektah + Tiuna el Fuerte project Presented by Carlos Nino www.latinosinlondon.com/radio [email protected] Live: www.aculcoradio.com/envivo Marcel marquez (Afroraizz) visited Latinos in London Radio Show 13/02/2012 From Caracas, Venezuela. AFRORAIZZ Selektah started mixing dub and dancehall vynils and CD's as a hobby after having traveled in the United States where he explore different music. He knew how to play shows Manu Chao, Vico C, Cultura Profetica, Sergeant Garcia, among several other artists like Mad Proffesor. www.myspace.com/afroraizzselektah TIUNA EL FUERTE : LABORATORIO DE ARTES URBANAS. Espacio experimental para la educación alternativa y popular de cham@s del barrio, orientado hacia su formación sociopolítica crítica, la estimulación de sus capacidades creativas y la profesionalización en el manejo de las técnicas involucradas con las expresiones de la cultura urbana. www.tiunaelfuerte.net

LoKkhi TeRra : No Visa Required 27/05/2010 Lokkhi Terra + Dele Sosimi @ RICH MIX 27/05/2010 By Carlos Nino -www.latinosinlondon.com/radio Mon 6pm @ www.aculcoradio.com/envivo [email protected] VIDEO : http://youtu.be/l50l78bSecE Bangla-Afro-Latin Jazz " a musical journey taking you from the melas of Bangladesh to the streets of Habana, via some districts in Lagos on to a bustling club in London" Lokkhi Terra is a music project created by UK/Bangladeshi musician Kishon Khan - combining Bangladeshi music traditions with those from Africa and Latin America - creating a sound that can truly be called "world music". www.myspace.com/lok​khiterrakishonkhan Kishon Khan (MD, piano), Justin Thurgur (tromb.), Oreste Noda (congas), Jimmy Martinez (bass), Patrick Zambonin (bass), Graeme Flowers (trumpet), Finn Peters (flute), Sohini Alam (vocals), Javier Camillo (vocals, bongos), Aneire Khan (vocals), Aanon Siddiqua (vocals), Tansay Omar (drums), Nilesh Gulhane, Haider Rahman.

April 15th, marks the 74th anniversary of César Vallejo’s death. While the early days in Trujillo & Lima resulted in some of his best and most well-known works, the final months of his life stand out as one of the, if not the, most intense periods of literary production in the Peruvian’s life. To commemorate and revive Vallejo memories as “the greatest of the great South American poets” – LATIN POETS UK, Peruvian poet Juan Calle (Max Bruno) the creator of 1st Cesar Vallejo International Poetry Competition back in 2005 & Chilean poet Alfredo Cordal ,two of the most recognized artists living in London who keep the latin poetry and culture alive join Carlos N. on the studio. Thomas Merton called him “the greatest universal poet since Dante”. The late British poet, critic and biographer Martin Seymour-Smith, a leading authority on world literature, called Vallejo “...the greatest twentieth-century poet in any language.” www.latinosinlondon.com [email protected]