Multiple Grammy® Award Winning Band Bacilos, to release long awaited album entitled SINVERGÜENZA, on September 28

Miami, FL (PRWEB) September 30, 2004

Warner Music Latina has announced the release on September 28th of SinVergüenza, the long awaited album by multiple Grammy® Award winning band BACILOS. SinVergüenza was produced by world-renowned Juan Vicente Zambrano (Celia Cruz, Ricky Martin, J-Lo) and the late Tom Capone (Maria Rita, Skank) and recorded in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and Miami, Florida. The new production is the follow-up to the mega-hit and last year’s Grammy® Award winning Best Latin Pop album Caraluna,

SinVergüenza is a fusion of genres which is most represented in BACILOS’ own members: Colombian born singer/songwriter and guitarist Jorge Villamizar, Brazilian bassist Andre Lopes and Puerto Rican percussionist and drummer José Javier (J J) Freire, together the band brings forth their own ethnicity by creating a mélange of pop, samba, tropical, alt-rock, reggae, among others and thus infusing a peculiar and very own sound.

The first promotional single “Pasos de Gigante”, was released last month and has quickly become embraced by fans and radio stations across the U.S. and Latin America “Pasos de Gigante”, written by BACILOS’ own Jorge Villamizar, is a simple love story that starts with a rhythm reminiscent of footsteps (“pasos”) and erupts into an up-tempo celebration of Colombian sounds with Haitian flavor.

SinVergüenza promises to be a more stronger and ambitious album than the group’s previous ones. “We have become very aware of our own environment,” says Villamizar. “Our songs are more intense and socially conscious, without leaving behind a higher dosage of romanticism.” The intensity, he says, comes from “being more self-confident and secure in what we are doing.”

BACILOS, who just came back from a trip to Kenya, where they filmed a TV special for Animal Planet, will be on a promotional tour, visiting Puerto Rico, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, and Chile in October; and launches their US Concert Tour in November. Dates will be forthcoming.

The video for “Pasos de Gigante” will be film in Puerto Rico shortly, and is to be directed by Carlos Perez

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Multiple Grammy® Award Winning Band Bacilos, to release long awaited album entitled SINVERGÜENZA, on September 28

New UK Film Distribution Company Launched - Dogwoof Pictures - Focusing on Independent Film, First Film to Be Released Spring 2005 is the Award Winning Film Don"t Move Starring Penelope Cruz

London, UK (PRWEB) December 16, 2004

Today, the launch of Dogwoof Pictures (DWP) has been announced. Dogwoof Pictures is a UK film distribution company specialising in foreign language popular arthouse films. Dogwoof Pictures is aiming to increase the choice of quality of films available to the UK public. Dogwoof Pictures also acquire domestic films to distribute among foreign partners.

Dogwoof Pictures encourages the transnational distribution of global cinema through the grouping of EU and other international theatrical distributors, by acting as coordinator of the grouping for a given project. Their overseas partnerships include so far Spain, France, Italy, Japan, and Argentina. “The local knowledge of our partners is invaluable since it gives DWP first-hand access to foreign hits”, says Andy Whittaker, CEO at DWP.

Our main objective is to build profitably the world’s premier independent film distribution alliance, with a presence in all major world markets, by providing superior service and value for money in every market segment in which we participate, excelling in anticipating and quickly responding to customer need and competitor activity, partnering effectively to enable us to meet customer demand, and enabling exhibitors to show innovative yet commercial independent film.

To enable us to do this, DWP has put together a multicultural team, whose backgrounds are film production, marketing, distribution, and finance. The combined expertise of its management team – Anna Godas, Anne Howard, and Andy Whittaker -, together with their international partnerships, give the company the resources to position themselves strongly within the global independent marketplace. “We speak the languages of the films we buy.. We know about audience, we know about story, we know about film, and we know how to best market it”. For further information, go to http://www.dogwoofpictures.com

For further information, please contact Desigan Andy Whittaker, Dogwoof Pictures, +44-20-7488-0605, press@dogwoofpictures.com.

Web site: http://www.dogwoofpictures.com

About DWP

Dogwoof Pictures (DWP) is actively engaged in the worldwide distribution of motion pictures, home video and music. The company was launched to fill a gap in the market. We bring a different approach to independent film distribution, knowing film inside out and by ensuring we get first-hand access to foreign hits through our international partnerships.

We are genuinely interested in film and in film people, that is why we are coming up with ideas to help the film community, and promote cinema. We have so far set up our own research department, and we are currently working on the creation of a distribution contest -which will help talented film makers to distribute their films-, and a UK cinema event, to get as many people as possible to the cinemas, through cut-rate ticket scheme, with the participation of over 3000 cinemas across the UK.

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Grammy Award Winner Alejandro Sanz to Perform Hit Song "Looking for Paradise" at Market Americas World Conference in Miami

Greensboro, NC (PRWEB) January 22, 2010

Serendipity brought them together. A twilight cruise on mega-yacht Utopia III with the founders of ultra successful Internet Company Market America and mutual friends Loren and JR Ridinger, the breezy Miami air, and a shared love for music became a magical recipe for paradise for Alejandro Sanz and Alicia Keys. Alejandro strummed his guitar while Alicia hummed an intoxicating melodyone which would eventually evolve into Looking for Paradise, a song with the ability to transcend culture and language and speak to humanity and our common search for paradise: a place as authentic as it is uplifting.

Now come see Alejandro Sanz, the 15 time Latin Grammy award winner and two time Grammy Award winner, perform Looking for Paradise at Market Americas sold out World Conference on Saturday Jan. 30 at 6:40 PM. Looking for Paradise has gone all the way to number one on the Billboard Latin Pop Songs chart, Tropical Songs chart and Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart. Market America was behind the scenes at the making of Looking for Paradise which can be viewed here at ma My World: http://myworld.marketamerica.com/index.cfm?action=services.epCustLanding&landingID=lookingForParadise

The audience attending the sold out conference, will have the unique opportunity to see this amazing performer LIVE before he kicks off his world tour Tour Paradise in Mexico D.F. on February 23rd. The tour will run throughout 2010 and will include concerts in Chile, Argentina, Paraguay as well as Spain in the months of May and June, and major cities of the United States in July and August.

Why was Sanz chosen to perform the song in front of over 25,000 people at American Airlines arena in Miami to close Market Americas World Conference event? Because through his songs, Sanz provides messages that completely relate with Market Americas philosophy and mission, which is to help people achieve their own paradise, Market America provides over 180,000 people worldwide with a vehicle to achieve financial freedom and achieve their dreams. To date, over 300 people have become millionaires through Market Americas UnFranchise System, a business approach that allows the average person to own their own e-commerce website without the high start up costs and restrictions imposed by traditional franchises.

While Sanz is scheduled to perform at 6:40, we invite all media members to also come see for themselves the paradise Market America is creating for thousands of entrepreneurs as JR Ridinger details Market Americas business model and the reasons behind the companys success beginning at 3:55 PM.

Media credentials will be limited, so please RSVP ASAP to mmiller(at)marketamerica(dot)com

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Baltimore, Md. (PRWEB) November 09, 2012 Audience-favorite Mario Venzago will lead the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) and Argentinian-born cellist Sol Gabetta in Elgars Cello Concerto on Thursday, November 29, 2012 at 8 p.m. at The Music Center at Strathmore and Friday, November 30, 2012 and Saturday, December 1, 2012 at 8pm at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Maestro Venzago and Ms. Gabettas recording of Elgars Cello Concerto (released on the RCA label in 2010) earned praise from music critics. Also on the program are Liszts lively Mephisto Waltz No. 1 and Francks Symphony in D Minor. Please see below for complete program details. Elgars Cello Concerto is one of the most significant works in the cello repertoire. Elgar completed his cello concerto in 1919, just after the first World War, following a four year period in which he withdrew from composing almost entirely. The ravages of the War depressed him and it is in this stirring work that he bids a touching adieu to Englands lost era of simplicity and peace. Award-winning Argentinean cellist Sol Gabetta makes her BSO debut with this monumental work. Grammophone Magazine praised her recording of this work, “Sol Gabetta’s Elgar Concerto is one of the best around, a heartfelt, tonally rounded performance, intimate and wholly at one with Mario Venzago’s generally subtle handling of the orchestral score…Hers is a softly spoken presence, especially beautiful in those infinitely sad modulations that fall towards the end of the piece.” Liszts musical retelling of Hungarian poet Nikolaus Lenaus account of the Faust legend so scandalized Liszts early listeners that it was banned in London following its premiere in 1861. As the Faust legend goes, the title character sold his soul to Mephistopheles in exchange for enduring youth, wisdom and pleasure. In the Mephisto Waltz No. 1, or Dance at the Village Inn, Faust and Mephistopheles stumble upon a peasants wedding. Finding the music lacking, Mephistopheles takes a violin from one of the musicians. While he plays, Faust flirts with the innkeepers daughter. Mephistopheles music becomes increasingly erotic as Faust lures her away for their woodland tryst. C Mario Venzago Leads Award- Winning Cellist Sol Gabetta and BSO in Elgars Cello Concerto, Nov. 29-Dec. 1

Baltimore, Md. (PRWEB) November 09, 2012

Audience-favorite Mario Venzago will lead the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) and Argentinian-born cellist Sol Gabetta in Elgars Cello Concerto on Thursday, November 29, 2012 at 8 p.m. at The Music Center at Strathmore and Friday, November 30, 2012 and Saturday, December 1, 2012 at 8pm at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Maestro Venzago and Ms. Gabettas recording of Elgars Cello Concerto (released on the RCA label in 2010) earned praise from music critics. Also on the program are Liszts lively Mephisto Waltz No. 1 and Francks Symphony in D Minor. Please see below for complete program details.

Elgars Cello Concerto is one of the most significant works in the cello repertoire. Elgar completed his cello concerto in 1919, just after the first World War, following a four year period in which he withdrew from composing almost entirely. The ravages of the War depressed him and it is in this stirring work that he bids a touching adieu to Englands lost era of simplicity and peace. Award-winning Argentinean cellist Sol Gabetta makes her BSO debut with this monumental work. Grammophone Magazine praised her recording of this work, “Sol Gabetta’s Elgar Concerto is one of the best around, a heartfelt, tonally rounded performance, intimate and wholly at one with Mario Venzago’s generally subtle handling of the orchestral score…Hers is a softly spoken presence, especially beautiful in those infinitely sad modulations that fall towards the end of the piece.”

Liszts musical retelling of Hungarian poet Nikolaus Lenaus account of the Faust legend so scandalized Liszts early listeners that it was banned in London following its premiere in 1861. As the Faust legend goes, the title character sold his soul to Mephistopheles in exchange for enduring youth, wisdom and pleasure. In the Mephisto Waltz No. 1, or Dance at the Village Inn, Faust and Mephistopheles stumble upon a peasants wedding. Finding the music lacking, Mephistopheles takes a violin from one of the musicians. While he plays, Faust flirts with the innkeepers daughter. Mephistopheles music becomes increasingly erotic as Faust lures her away for their woodland tryst.

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Mario Venzago Leads Award- Winning Cellist Sol Gabetta and BSO in Elgars Cello Concerto, Nov. 29-Dec. 1