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Gotan Object

Gotan Project Latest Release!!!
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Gotan Objetc: The World of Gotan in a Box

Handle with care – Gotan Object contains some psychotropic substances, this box set knows nothing of moderation. Beneath the tar-stained casing lies a double live…
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yabastarecords Nov 05, 2008

Gotan Project Interview!!

1/ When did you come up with the idea of making a live album for Gotan Project? When we were touring with Gotan Project, we…
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Gotan Project Exclusive Tour Dates

02.12.2008 IT Rome Teatro Tendastrisce 03.12.2008 IT Milan Alcatraz 05.12.2008 CH Lausanne Les Docks 08.12.2008 CR Zagreb Tvornika kulture 11.12.2008 UK London Roundhouse 13.12.2008 BE Brussels Les Halles de…
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For those who, ten years ago, predicted that Gotan’s success would be limited to coffee tables and catwalks, this live set comes with an ever elegant sting. The group have passed the test
of the scene in proving that acoustic instrumentation and electronic programming can come together in an utter spectacle and, above all, stay faithful to the first demand of the tango amateurs of the days of la Guardia Vieja: dance, of course. And thus is the music of the proud Buenos Aires: it seems that the more Tango asserts itself as traditionalist, the more it opens itself up to the chambols of modernity, from Carlos Gardel to Anibal Troilo, from Astor Piazzola to Gotan Project.

It would, it must be said, be wrong to deny this crossbred electrotango its place in the tradition, seeing as the instrument which is today its emblem, le bandoneon, was invented
in the latter part of the 19th century, significantly later than the birth of tango,
and whatsmore, in remote Germany...

Philippe Cohen Solal, Eduardo Makaroff and Christoph H. Müller come from just about everywhere, and have understood for a long time that the best way to stay faithful to their roots is to use their feet; to advance, to travel or to dance. That’s why their tango, whilst undeniably new, makes a clean sweep of the past. And because like all cultivated musicians, they know that the term “revolution” means nothing but “the course of returning to
the same place”.

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