The first pizzica ensemble in London - traditional dances and music from the heel of Italy.
The pizzica, the bite of the tarantula spider. In order to heal from the poison, dance till you drop, following the intense, restless beat of the tambourine.
One of the oldest musical expressions of the mediterranean, brought to London by a group of passionate musicians and dancers!
£4 Online (http://www.wegottickets.com/event/199972)
£6 Door
It’s been ten days since the latest appointment with Arsenal of Sounds. On the 4th of November, we went fully Mediterranean, welcoming on to the Woolwich Works stage pizzica and gnawa rhythms and imaginary. This was all thanks to the wild musical drive and dedication of Amaraterra and Gnawa London…
Artists: Amaraterra , Asmaa Hamzaoui , Gnawa London , Simo Lagnawi
Preview of the album: This Album is no longer available however if you want to receive exclusive access to a free album like this each month just sign up to our monthly newsletter by filling in the form below: Track List: 1. Baianasystem & Tropkillaz feat. Dog Murras e Vandal…
Artists: Adomaa , Amaraterra , Asian Dub Foundation , Baianasystem , Balaklava Blues , Conjunto Ingenieria , Kutiman , Me And My Friends , Tamada , The Brother Moves On , Tropkillaz
Amaraterra is a multi-national band reviving and reinterpreting traditional music from Southern Italy and the Mediterranean in a very London way. Check out their new single ‘O Diu Quantu Sta Casa’: https://amaraterra.bandcamp.com/track/o-diu-quantu-sta-casa …and don’t miss their (virtual) set part of Jam in a Jar online festival, happening in…
Artists: Amaraterra
One Sunday night in Autumn 2018, they turned Hootananny upside down with their frenzied pizzica and taranta rhythms. So, we thought it was time to set the tarantula free and let it bite Brixton once again. On the 26th of April, Amaraterra will liberate into South London all the Mediterranean-scented…
Artists: Amaraterra
On 13th June Italy played its first match of the European Championship 2016 against Belgium. The football was the perfect excuse for Rich Mix, the Shoreditch independent multi-arts venue stretched over five floors, to organise an all-Italian event, inviting Amaraterra to perform on stage after the match, either to celebrate…
Artists: Amaraterra
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