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Forró band FALAMANSA from Brazil to perform at the Academy in Dublin

Forró is a typical and danceable rhythm from north eastern Brazill. Falamansa (which means smooth talk) have been a crowd pleaser since they started in 1998 wherever they go.

Falamansa, formed by Tato (guitar and vocals), Alemão (zabumba drum), Dezinho (triangle and percussion) and Valdir do Acordeom (accordion), has sold over 5,000,000 records. They have played at the world’s biggest international music festivals and are considered Brazil’s greatest “forró” band today.

To be entered into a draw for a pair of tickets to Falamansa in Dublin on 27 January, simply find Yeah! Magazine and like us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Yeah-Magazine/268757716491331).

Special guests CARLINHOS CRUZ + Carlão & Band
(with the best of sextanejo) + Dj TARCISIO TERCI.
27th of January from 5:30 pm

The Academy Abbey St

1 Lot – EUR 22 ( standing )
1 Lot – EUR 30 (cabin)
* CD’s promo to the first 100

Band URL: http://www.falamansa.art.br/

 

YEAH! ORGANIZING EVENTS 

Antoni O’ Breskey in Concert

National Concert Hall, Dublin

“Long predating Riverdance”
-Fintan Vallely, Irish Times

Celebrating 35 years of Nomadic Piano Adventures from Ireland to the world

A unique and unpredictable night not to be missed…

Antoni O’ Breskey and his nomadic piano music have been at the forefront of world music and ethnic fusion for the last 35 years. The fundamental inspiration for his compositions has always been the music, song and dance of Ireland.

Special Guests of the Night: Paulo Bragança, Portugal (Voice), Consuelo Nerea
(Voice, Fiddle, Bodhrán), Phelim Drew (Voice), Davide Viterbo (Cello), Joe McHugh (Uilleann pipes, Tin whistle, Low whistle), Cathy Jordan (Voice, Bodhrán), Rocio Fernandez (Flamenco dance), Irish dancers and more surprises.

“A genius – one of the most innovative pianists and composers today.” (Hot Press)

“An unique approach to Irish music … his playing is superb.” (Harry Long, The
Waltons Guide to Irish Music)