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FABRICE MUKUNA & BAND
Musique & Concert

FABRICE MUKUNA & BAND

17februari 2022
20:30
The Music Village
The Music Village, Rue des Pierres 50 Steenstraat, Bruxelles, Région de Bruxelles-Capitale 1000, Belgique

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FABRICE MUKUNA & BANDAfro Latino Jazz World Voyage Fabrice Mukuna (sax & vocals), Gonzalo Rodriguez (guitar),Ben Tequi (drums), David Ramos (piano), Leonid (percussions)Humberto Gonzalez (bass) The music of Fabrice Mukuna evokes an almost folkloristic atmosphere that is reminiscent of his home village, its Luba-tongue and the land of Kasaï. The whole is infused with a more contemporary Western and jazz-like touch. His band reflects the multicultural aspects of his music.Through this compelling whole of colourful harmonies and powerful Afro Latino rhythmic cadenses, interaction with the public is also generously nourished and emphasized. A superb voyage ahead!Definitely not to be missed!

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