Magara Madrid, Spain
Magara es un cuarteto de mujeres con una instrumentación poco común: voces, ukelele, acordeón, flauta travesera, contrabajo y percusión. Sus canciones pretenden generar una pequeña revolución en lo cotidiano y destacan por su honestidad, humor, alegría y amor. Magara significa “bruja” en Italia, “cueva” en turco y “la fuerza vital que une a todos los seres entre sí” en varias etnias africanas. ... more
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