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Sin disquera hay música: Sabrosura
Arturo Cruz Bárcenas
Hoy, en La Folie Beige (Mazarik 513) se presentará el grupo La Sabrosa Sabrosura (durante 10 años se llamaron Los Yerberos), quienes con su disco Paposauri renuevan ánimos, a pesar de la situación por la que atraviesa la industria y de haber tocado puertas infructuosamente. El músico “y mártir” Mariano Spíndola dijo en entrevista que “un músico no tiene que estar atenido a una disquera para distribuir sus materiales”.
El amor al arte, agregó, es lo que los decidió a seguir adelante. “No porque una disquera no te firme o porque no venga una vaca sagrada a darte su apadrinamiento vas a dejar de hacer lo que te gusta. Además, ahora los medios digitales facilitan hacer una película o grabar un disco, antes era incosteable.”
Tocar para la gente
“Paposauri nos ha costado unos 130 mil pesos… sí, es una lana; claro, contado chescos, pizzas, cervezas, músicos, horas de estudio, una computadora. Las composiciones son mías. Estudié música, no acabé, pero la música popular se aprende en la calle, tocando para la gente.
“Ante la falta de trabajo te queda de dos: cruzarte de brazos y sentirte el más desdichado del mundo, o encontrar mecanismos para seguir adelante. Para lo último hemos hallado gente como la cineasta Claudia Peña, quien este martes 4 de septiembre iniciará formalmente el rodaje de su película Algo de todos los días; nuestra música será parte del soundtrack del filme, donde actuarán Rodolfo Palacios y Laura de Ita, con fotografía de José Antonio Lendu.
“También se proyectarán cuatro videos realizados por alumnos de la Universidad de la Comunicación, campus Roma. Para sus videos se inspiraron en temas de Paposauri”, agregó.
Precisó que ellos no son tan rockeros. “Tenemos una línea híbrida, entre música tropical, guapachosa y funk. En las disqueras no le quieren apostar a proyectos nuevos y menos de fusiones. Ir a una disquera es humillante; llegas a la puerta y el poli te trata como un pobre imbécil que llega a pedir limosna, ya no digamos la recepcionista. Cuando llegas con A&R es porque Dios te dio la bendición de poder pasar.” - La Jornada Newspaper
Discography
Paposuari (2007)
La papaya y el despapaye (2009)
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Bio
PORTRAIT OF LA SABROSA SABROSURA
UNTIL SUMMER 2009
La Sabrosa Sabrosura = The Tasty Tastefulness
In February 2007, La Sabrosa Sabrosura from Mxico launched it's first album named Paposauri with a very different and unique rhythm called Cumbiabomba .
La Sabrosa Sabrosura begin their story from Los Yerberos, a band who was an important band in Mexico's Reggae scene. They where the first and only reggae band signed by a multinational music label, this important label signing was completed by none other than BMG Ariola. Los Yerberos performed throughout the Mexican Republic for ten years and produced a total of four albums between 1992 and 2002.
Every band meets their crossroads, with Los Yerberos being no different, so by 2004 the decision to explore other options was taken, always with the idea of getting back together at another time.
In 2006, Mariano Spindola, guitar placer, made profound efforts to rejoin Los Yerberos to apply the knowledge learned from their life's experiences. This idea doesnt work so the new band was borning:
Sabrosa Sabrosura
Mariano Spindola (voice and guitar), Daniela Salas (voice) and Gabo Navarro (voice and guitar) were the leaders of the project of that hopeful beginning.
Their first album was Paposauri (2007)
Paposauri = Mexicam expression used to say the right moment when a fruit is ready to be eaten..
The bass is the traditional cumbia groove (Colombian music style highly rooted in Mexico) merged with Funk, Electronic Music, Reggae and other modern rhythms' that gives the name to the Cumbiabomba style.
During 2007 and 2008, La Sabrosa Sabrosura performed in as many venues as possible, to include; bars, nightclubs, culture houses and private events. Of which the following are some of the most notable:
Autumn Festival in Lagos 2007 (Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco)
International Festival of the Cultures in Resistance, Ollin Khan 200
Opening of the Indianilla Cultural Center
International Festival Transitio 2007
Guapacho Groove Festival Spring and Summer 2008
International Festival of the Cultures in Resistance Ollin Khan 2008
Fifth Latin-American Poets Meeting 2008
Opening of the Project Cicloton Mexico D.F. 2008
By the beginning of 2009, Claudia Mendoza joined the band after Daniela Salas resigned, which turned out to be an excellent timming as the band was preparing their second album.
During the winter of 2008 through to the spring of 2009, the second album La Papaya y El Despapaye was produced.
La Papaya y El Despapaye = Mexican expression that means the fruit and the party, used when the party gets wild.
This summer 2009 La Sabrosa Sabrosura start it's first promotional tour. The overall goal is to capitalize on their past experience and enrich themselves from past results of previous albums in an effort to push the band into International recognition.
The primary members are Mariano Spindola and Gabo Navarro joined by Claudia Mendoza.
The collaboration of the talented Alejandra Garcia (saxophone), Pablo Garcia (saxophone and clarinet) and Gabriel Elias (percussions) is invaluable.
Valeria Moeller (choirs) and the affectionate DJ Macoa, in vocal interventions, (who also acts as the Stage Manager) are part of this unique and new tour.
Baring in mindthe-new-found strengths ingrained into the singer, past produced albums, videos and the overall experience of La Sabrosa Sabrosura it's obvious they are highly prepared to deliver the most lively and entertaining of performances, based around their desire and passion to achieve and provide the greatest entertainment for all audiences, worldwide.
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