Live Jazz in Barcelona

Margherita Abita vocals · Xavi Pendón clarinet · Pere Nolasc Turu violin · Fernando Salinas accordion · Julien Chanal guitar · Ivan Kovacevic double bass · Albert Enkaminanko percussion · Roby Lakatoš violin (Hungary) · Ľubomír Gašpar cimbalom (Slovakia) · Magalí Sare voice (Catalonia) · Sasha Agranov cello (Israel) After fourteen years performing on stages in more than thirty countries, the Barcelona Gipsy Balkan Orchestra (BGKO) embarks on Balkan Reunion , a project that celebrates the meeting of musical traditions from the Balkans and Eastern Europe through exceptional collaborations. Presented to great acclaim in Belgrade , the show now arrives in Barcelona as part of the MASiMAS Festival , offering an evening conceived as a unique event in an incomparable setting. The project brings together BGKO ’s core ensemble with guest artists representing diverse musical traditions and languages, creating a constantly evolving sonic mosaic. Among them is the Hungarian violinist Roby Lakatos , a legendary figure renowned for his virtuosity and broad stylistic range. Lakatos has explained in

Jaume Vilaseca piano, vocals, keyboards and Minimoog · Dick Them electric bass and vocals · Ramón Díaz drums, percussion and vocals · Maria Gil flute Jaume Vilaseca Trio once again dresses 1970s progressive rock in jazz. This time, the chosen band is Camel , with the flute taking center stage. Joining the experience and solidity of the Barcelona-based trio led by pianist Jaume Vilaseca is the brilliant sound of flutist Maria Gil , who revisits the magic of the original melodies with both precision and admiration, while guiding listeners through more experimental and adventurous sonic landscapes. The repertoire is primarily devoted to the music of the British band Camel , especially those works in which the flute plays a prominent role, such as Mirage , The Snow Goose , and Moonmadness . The chemistry and cohesion of the trio — with Jaume Vilaseca on piano, keyboards and Minimoog, Dick Them on electric bass, and Ramón Díaz on drums — give rise to personal reinterpretations that open up new creative spaces and bring these compositions closer to the language of jazz. Jaume Vilaseca Trio

Jaume Vilaseca piano, vocals, keyboards and Minimoog · Dick Them electric bass and vocals · Ramón Díaz drums, percussion and vocals · Maria Gil flute Jaume Vilaseca Trio once again dresses 1970s progressive rock in jazz. This time, the chosen band is Camel , with the flute taking center stage. Joining the experience and solidity of the Barcelona-based trio led by pianist Jaume Vilaseca is the brilliant sound of flutist Maria Gil , who revisits the magic of the original melodies with both precision and admiration, while guiding listeners through more experimental and adventurous sonic landscapes. The repertoire is primarily devoted to the music of the British band Camel , especially those works in which the flute plays a prominent role, such as Mirage , The Snow Goose , and Moonmadness . The chemistry and cohesion of the trio — with Jaume Vilaseca on piano, keyboards and Minimoog, Dick Them on electric bass, and Ramón Díaz on drums — give rise to personal reinterpretations that open up new creative spaces and bring these compositions closer to the language of jazz. Jaume Vilaseca Trio