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-Director: Peter Sax
-Director of Photography: Alex di Suvero / Brais Revalderia (Rubén's footage)
-Editor: Nathan Townes-Anderson
-Photos courtesy of Mauricio Bayona (www.treinta2a.com) - Full credits of photos below
-Timelapses courtesy of Mulato Films (www.mulatofilms.co)
-Producer: Gregorio Uribe
-Production Assistants: Carolina Ravassa, Camilo Fernández De Soto

Musicians (on video):
-Trumpets: Sam Hoyt, Hugo Moreno, Alejandro Berti
-Trombones: Mike Fahie, Matt McDonald, Nick Grinder
-Reeds: Adison Evans, Linus Wyrsch, Justin Flynn, Carl Maraghi (solo)
-Guitar: Ignacio Hernández
-Bass: Andrés Rotmistrovsky
-Percussion: Marcelo Woloski (tambora/maraca), Guillermo Barron (alegre)
-Drums: Karina Colis

ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHS:

The photographs showcased here are the result of journeys to different parts of Colombia throughout the years made by Mauricio Bayona and produced by Juan Pablo Varela.

Special acknowledgments and profound gratitude to the communities and friends of Quibdó
(San Pacho is an event held annually in Quibdo (Chocó), where religious and pagan expressions alternate. They are currently afrochocoana affirming cultural identity, updating both the way in which religious experience as that which is essential in the realm of music, dance is assumed), and San Basilio de Palenque for palenqueros the drum is present in each of the activities that this event is the name of this musical instrument “ Festival de Tambores”.
Gratitude to these communities by sharing our cultural heritage.

SOBRE LAS FOTOS:

Las fotografías mostradas aquí son el resultado de los viajes a diferentes partes de Colombia a lo largo de los años hechas por Mauricio Bayona y producidas por Juan Pablo Varela.

Reconocimientos especiales y profunda gratitud a las comunidades y amigos de Quibdó
(San Pacho un evento celebrado anualmente en Quibdó (Chocó), donde se alternan expresiones religiosas y paganas. Son momentos de afirmación de la identidad cultural afrochocoana, al actualizar tanto el modo en el que se asume la experiencia religiosa, como aquello que le es esencial en el dominio de la música, la danza), y San Basilio de Palenque, para los palenqueros el tambor está presente en cada una de las actividades por eso este evento tiene el nombre de este instrumento musical “ Festival de Tambores”.
El agradecimiento a estas comunidades por compartir nuestro patrimonio cultural.

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ABOUT THE BAND:

After a very succesful kickstarter campaign the Gregorio Uribe Big Band will release their album on October 2nd, 2015 under label Zoho Music. To learn more about the band visit: www.gregoriouribebigband.com



ALBUM CREDITS

MUSICIANS:

Lead Vocals and Accordion: Gregorio Uribe

Trumpets: Sam Hoyt (lead), Jonathan Powell (and flg.), Hugo Moreno (and flg.)

Trombones: Mike Fahie, Matt McDonald, George Saenz (b.tbn.)

Alto Sax: Sharel Cassity

Tenor Sax and Clarinet: Linus Wyrsch, Justin Flynn, Alejandro Aviles*, Juan Fernando Ruiz* (cl.)

Baritone Sax: Carl Maraghi, Paul Nedzela*

Guitars: Ignacio Hernández

Electric Bass: Andrés Rotmistrovsky

Percussion: Jonathan Gómez, Marcelo Woloski

Drum Set: Karina Colis

Background Vocals: Mireya Ramos, Solange Pratt, Bryan Lazarus,

Diego Obregón


Guest Artist:

Rubén Blades (“Cumbia Universal”)Solange Pratt (“¿Qué vamos a hacer con este amor?”)Sagit Shir of Hank and Cupcakes, Meta Dia and Sofia Ribeiro (“Come Together”)

CREDITS:

All music, lyrics and arrangements by Gregorio Uribe except for “Come Together” by John Lennon and Paul McCartney (Arranged by Gregorio Uribe) | Musical Producer: Juan Pablo Mantilla | Executive Producers: Gregorio Uribe and Juan Pablo Mantilla | Producer: Kabir Sehgal | Associated Producers: Juan Santiago & Mercedes Uribe and Pia & Peter Bodum Svare-Andersen | All songs recorded by Aaron Nevezie and Todd Carder at The Bunker Studio (New York, NY) except for “Caribe Contigo” recorded by Lawrence Manchester at MSR studios (New York, NY) and vocals on “Cumbia Universal” by Daniel Sanint at Flux Studios (New York, NY) | All songs mixed by Manuel Jiménez at Arimaka Studios (Los Angeles, CA) except for “Caribe Contigo” mixed by Lawrence Manchester at Avatar Studios (New York, NY) | Mastered by Eric Boulanger at The Mastering Lab (Ojai, CA) | Original Album Design by Phillip Bodum - PB DESIGN | Design Adaptation by Al Gold | Photos by Rafael Piñeros - Mulato Films | Aura Dajer - Fashion Consultant