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http://www.geocities.jp/rvmbira/index.htm

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Afro J-POP band “Lowan Villa”.
Formed in 2007 in Nagoya. Currently working with 7 people.

Afro J-POP band that makes full use of the national musical instrument “Nbira” from the Republic of Zimbabwe. Based on Zimbabwe's pop music and traditional music, it incorporates elements such as rock, reggae, and soul to create music that is familiar to Japan while having origins in Africa.

In addition to the band style with modern instruments, he also performs in the traditional acoustic style. In April 2009, we performed with Zimbabwean musician Lucen Pasipamire in Nagoya, Osaka and Yokohama. In the same year, a single CD “Speaking” was released.

Zimbabwe's traditional instrument, "mbira" (mbira), and a nice beat are comfortable.
I want you to listen to the music of Lowan Villa live.

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Release date

2010-08-20

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OPEN

13:30

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START

14:30

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Address

富山県南砺市やかた100

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Advance Sale

3000

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Tickets for today

3500

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Event Details

Location
ヘ リ Helios, Toyama Fukuno Cultural Creation Center
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ADV:-/ DOOR:-
SUKIYAKI FESTIVAL 2010.8.20-22


Attention is "Ski Africa-Sukiyaki All Stars-". The artists I met in Sukiyaki form a unit across national borders. After a year of collaborative work, the song was decided and will be premiered at Sukiyaki 2010!
Three superstars leading the new generation of African music: Chiwaniso, Eric Ariana, and Peter Solo.
Charismatic percussionist "Jang Jae-Hyo" creates a new style with Korean percussion instruments.
The pioneering artists "Sakaki Mango" and "Dana" that send unique music from Japan to the world.
A special unit that miraculously meets these gorgeous members, using their creativity and experience on one stage to express a unique and new “world”!

This special unit made of sukiyaki will appear as a world-class "genuine product".


○ Ski Africa -Sukiyaki All Stars-
SUKIAFRICA -SUKIYAKI ALLSTARS-
● Chiwaniso (Zimbabwe)
CHIWONISO (Zimbabwe)

● Erik Aliana (Cameroon)
ERIK ALIANA (Cameroon)

● Peter Solo (Togo)
PETER SOLO (Togo)

● Zhang Ji-Hyo / Jang Jae-Hyo (Korea)
CHANG JAEHYO (Korea)

● Sakaki Mango (Japan / Tanzania)
SAKAKI MANGO (Japan / Tanzania)

● Dana (Japan / Africa)
N’DANA (Japan / Africa)

○ Debasish Batachalya (India)
DEBASHISH BHATTACHARYA (India)

○ La Gel (Madagascar)
RAJERY (Madagascar)

○ Mariana Barahu (Argentina)
MARIANA BARAJ (Argentina)

○ Mario Joseph (Trinidad & Tobago)
MARIO JOSEPH (Trinidad & Tobago)

○ Mohican Family (Japan)
MOHIKAN FAMILY'S (Japan)

○ Kindam ☆ Aphrox (Japan)
KINGDOM-AFROCKS (Japan)

○ Mountain Mocha Kilimanjaro (Japan)
MOUNTAIN MOCHA KILIMANJARO (Japan)

○ Roanvilla (Japan)
ROVAMBIRA (Japan)

○ Aperachako (Japan / Toyama)
APELLACHAKO (Japan / Toyama)

○ Sukiyaki Steel Orchestra (Sukiyaki)
SUKIYAKI STEEL ORCHESTRA (Japan / Sukiyaki)

○ Sara Marekum! (Sukiyaki)
SALAAM ALEIKUM! (Japan / Sukiyaki)

○ Guigi (Japan / Toyama)
GOUY-GI (Japan / Toyama)

○ African shop (Japan)
AFRICA-YA (Japan)