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FESTIVAL TEMPO LATINO La programmation :Jeudi 25 juillet 2024, 21h : Sergent Garcia/ DJ Fat (scène la Conga)Vendredi 26 juillet 2024 21h : Raul PAZ / Roberto FonsecaSamedi 27 juillet 2024 21h : Maité Hontelé’s NJJO Goes Mambo / Pacific Mambo OrchestraDimanche 28 juillet 2024 21h : La Delio Valdez / La-33Aire d’accueil Tempo Latino Le stade de Rugby de Goulin à Vic-Fezensac, prend les couleurs de Tempo et propose aux détenteurs d’un Pass Concert ou d’un Billet Concert d’un emplacement camping le temps du Festival.GRATUIT pour les détenteurs Pass Concert. « Réservation obligatoire » Réservation obligatoire Formulaire Payant : 15 € avec un Billet Concert (quelle que soit la durée du séjour). Contact festival au 05 62 06 56 66.
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Biographie de Raul Paz
Raul Paz was born in 1969 in Pinar del Rio, Cuba. He left Cuba in 1996, travelled in South America, and eventually arrived in France, where he studied classical music at the Conservatoire de Paris and learned the violin, singing, harmony and conducting.
Soon, at Paris clubs, such as the New Morning, Hot Brass, Bataclan, and Elysée Montmartre, he was sharing the spotlight with other Afro-Cuban musician passing through the city. As member of the Latino and African musical community based in France, Raul became one of the leaders of the ‘Cuban wave’.
When Ralph Mercado heard Raul Paz’s voice in 1998, amongst the well-established salsa stars, he immediately decided to promote this ‘French Cubano’. That same year, Raul Paz recorded his first album ‘Imaginate’. This album was a hit in the US and Raul Paz was awarded the Best New Male Singer Award by the New York music press.
In 2001, Ralph Mercado Music shut down. Open to new sounds and techniques, and interested in the fusion of genres, Paz moved towards electro music.
Raul met producer Mousse T. and, working with his team at the Hanover Pepermint studios, mixed his next album, which had been previously recorded in Cuba. The DJ’s groove added a lot to the richness and quality of the melodies. ‘Mulata’, his last album released in 2003, consists of a mix of Cuban instruments and samples from Hanover.
Plus d'infoSoon, at Paris clubs, such as the New Morning, Hot Brass, Bataclan, and Elysée Montmartre, he was sharing the spotlight with other Afro-Cuban musician passing through the city. As member of the Latino and African musical community based in France, Raul became one of the leaders of the ‘Cuban wave’.
When Ralph Mercado heard Raul Paz’s voice in 1998, amongst the well-established salsa stars, he immediately decided to promote this ‘French Cubano’. That same year, Raul Paz recorded his first album ‘Imaginate’. This album was a hit in the US and Raul Paz was awarded the Best New Male Singer Award by the New York music press.
In 2001, Ralph Mercado Music shut down. Open to new sounds and techniques, and interested in the fusion of genres, Paz moved towards electro music.
Raul met producer Mousse T. and, working with his team at the Hanover Pepermint studios, mixed his next album, which had been previously recorded in Cuba. The DJ’s groove added a lot to the richness and quality of the melodies. ‘Mulata’, his last album released in 2003, consists of a mix of Cuban instruments and samples from Hanover.
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