DESCRIPTION:
JAVIER ALCÁNTARA “SHORT STORIES BAND”
CONCERT AND INTERVIEW IN BADAJOZ
Viernes 30 de Enero a las 20:30 h
Edificio Badajoz Siglo XXI: Salón de actos

Tras más de 40 conciertos por todo el país y parte de Portugal, el guitarrista y compositor de Jazz, Javier Alcántara acudió a Badajoz para presentar su nuevo disco, "SHORT STORIES", con gran éxito de público, más de 250 asistieron a la presentación de su nuevo disco.
Se trata de su segundo álbum de Javier Alcántara y el primero como líder, un proyecto en el que ha colaborado con artistas tanto españoles como del país vecino.

JAVIER ALCÁNTARA “SHORT STORIES” BAND

Javier Alcántara, guitarras y composición
Narciso González, saxo tenor y soprano
Diogo Santos, piano, teclados, y melódica
André Ferreira, contrabajo
André Mota, batería

INVITADOS ESPECIALES

Ana Moriñigo, voz
Gamero Gil, actión painting


Released 01 June 2014

JAVIER ALCÁNTARA “SHORT STORIES”
Javier Alcántara, acoustic and electric guitars
Narciso González, tenor and soprano sax
Diogo Santos, acoustic piano, keyboards, and melodic
André Ferreira, double bass
André Mota, drums
FEATURING
André Fernandes, guitar in “Duende de Luz”
All compositions by Javier Alcántara

Recorder March 8, 9 at Timbuktu Studio, Lisbon.
Recorder, mixed, and mastered by André Fernandes at Timbuktu Studios.
Art direction & design: José Manuel Gamero Gil
Studio photos: Juanjo Puerna
Concert photo : Gonçalo Afonso Dias
Cover Photo: Elena Gomez
www.javieralcanatarajazzterapiart.org
www.javieralcantara.bandcamp.com
www.badejazz.es
Booking:
javieralcantarajazzterapiart@outlook.es
Edit by: JAZZTERAPIART
© Javier Alcántara 2014

" I Know Javier some years ago, he is a sensitive musician and enthusiast, person in charge of great part of the jazz who happens in Estremadura, his land. This disc is a reflection of his great talent: beautiful music interpreted by great musicians ".
Perico Sambeat.

" Javier Alcántara's music walks ahead, strongly and personality ".
Narciso González.

" A work of composition and arrangements elogiable, with the rhythmic solid one and simultaneously subtlely that is come to add to increasingly extensive record production of the national jazz, which in many occasions does me to rethink the well-known comment of the crisis of the record sector ".
Joaquín Chacón