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Esperanzah.Pdf Esperanzah! World Music Festival es un festival sostenible y comprometido socialmente de músicas Abono 3 días = 30€ del mundo para saborear, en un espacio verde y Abono 1 día = 18€ fresco: el Parc Nou, en El Prat de Llobregat (BCN). www.esperanzah.es Compra desde ya tu entrada en: [email protected] • www.entradas.com • Halcón Viajes www.halconviajes.com Viernes 26 de Junio • Puntos de venta: Aziza Brahim & Gulili Mankoo Racó del món La Pegatina Cases d’en Puig, Pl. Agricultura, 4 – El Prat Smod Bar Mariatchi Terrakota 26, 27 y 28 de junio Carrer Còdols 14, Gòtic - Bcn Tiken Jah Fakoly PARC NOU Bar Calexico Sábado 27 de Junio Carrer Torrent de l’Olla 141, Gracia, Bcn Sara Van El Prat de Llobregat (BCN) Etnomusic Músicas del Mundo Costo Rico Carrer Bonsuccés 6 - Bcn Muyayo Rif Calima La Resistencia Los Van Van Carrer Rosalia de Castro 92, L’Hospitalet Domingo 29 de Junio Mireia Cruz Les Frères Guissé El Cabrero + Zapata Zoo Keziah Jones + info en el interior Informaciones prácticas ¿Quieres colaborar? Cómo llegar al recinto de Esperanzah!: • Asociación o colectivo interesado en participar en Parc Nou - El Prat de Llobregat - Barcelona Esperanzah! contáctanos en [email protected]. • Si quieres participar como voluntario/a, visita nuestra BUS (desde Barcelona): página web y descárgate la ficha de inscripción al 65 y 165 (Prat exprés) desde Plaza España festival, que nos puedes hacer llegar a: N17 (Bus Nocturno) desde Plaza España [email protected]. TREN -RENFE-: Parada “El Prat de Llobregat” (trenes destinación “Aeropuerto”, o “Vilanova i la Geltrú” desde Barcelona). Enlaces con autobuses locales: L10, PR1, PR2 i PR3 EN COCHE PARKING disponible en el festival Ver accesos y planos en www.esperanzah.es Viernes 26 de Junio Sábado 27 de Junio Domingo 28 de Junio LA PEGATINA COSTO RICO LES FRÈRES GUISSÉ Con un directo producido por Después de 10 años de ruta y más de Mezclando diversas tradiciones Gambeat (bajista de Radio Bemba) 500 conciertos, la banda barcelonesa culturales de Senegal y del oeste y más de 250 conciertos a sus descargará en Esperanzah! su de África, nos acercan a la sociedad espaldas por tierras suizas, francesas particular fusión, profundizando en el africana, con el “Pecan”, estilo único de e italianas; vuelven a casa para reggae, la rumba catalana, la salsa y los Frères Guissé. su música mística y ofrecernos su “punk hecho con el rock. simbólica nos explica historias épicas guitarra española y cajón flamenco”. y mitos que nos llegan a lo más hondo. MUYAYO RIF Acaban de ganar el premio al Grupo José Domínguez “EL CABRERO” SMOD Revelación en el último Festimad ‘09. + ZAPATA ZOO SMOD, 4 jóvenes de Malí que mezclan rap, hip hop y ragga harán Justa recompensa para este histórico Hace 5 años que una de las en Esperanzah! su primer concierto colectivo del Baix Llobregat que personalidades más significativas que ha en Barcelona tras Pirineo Sur ‘08, promueve el pensamiento positivo y aportado el flamenco en los últimos 25 África Vive ‘09 en Madrid y Territorios la tolerancia a través del ska. Si no los años no ha tocado en tierras catalanas. Sevilla ‘09 para presentar su último conocéis, ¡no os los perdáis! “Fenómeno social”, su genialidad, disco producido por Manu Chao. talante, postura vital y compromiso con CALIMA el cante sin aditivos, hacen de él una TERRAKOTA Nominado mejor disco flamenco en figura única e irrepetible del cante jondo. Un viaje de sonidos, ritmos y 2007 en los Grammys Latino, Calima voces que no tiene fronteras pero presentará TIERRA, su segundo disco, KEZIAH JONES sí una identidad y unas raíces bien en Esperanzah!. El directo de Calima El “bluesman” cosmopolita funde sus fuertes. En el cruce de África con es una brisa marina, un soplo de aire raíces africanas con el jazz, el blues, el Portugal, está el reggae polifacético fresco. soul y el funk. Esperanzah! es su única de Terrakota que descarga en el fecha exclusiva en España, donde escenario energía y adrenalina. Todo LOS VAN VAN presentará su último y quinto disco: lo que tocan se transforma en baile. Apodados los “Rolling Stones de la Nigerian Wood. 5 años después de salsa” Van Van es una leyenda en Cuba su gran última aparición en el Forum TIKEN JAH FAKOLY y fuera de sus fronteras. Verdadero de las Culturas 2004, Keziah vuelve a Grupo comprometido de la Costa de lujo para el Festival, La Orquestra Barcelona con mucha Esperanzah! Marfil, Tiken Jah Fakoly presenta su último disco, “L ’Africain”. Reuniendo celebra su 40º aniversario con una gira todos los colores, su toque reggae Europea que arranca justamente en «roots» futurista hace de “L ’Africain” Esperanzah! Mucho más que un festival su disco más tradicional y más Un escenario ‘Off alternativo, con artistas emergentes, contemporáneo hasta el día de hoy. bailes multiculturales, representaciones de compañías de teatro Temática 2009: social y ambulante y más propuestas… “La Plaza de los Posibles”, zona donde más de 40 entidades la soberanía alimentaria y colectivos sociales presentarán animaciones entorno a la Esperanzah! trabaja para establecer un temática de la Soberanía Alimentaria, con talleres, charlas, o puente real entre la música y las artes y el La Soberanía Alimentaria es el derecho de todos juegos infantiles en “El Pueblo de los niños”. compromiso para la movilización de la sociedad los pueblos, comunidades y países a definir sus Un Zoco planetario, iluminado por los restaurantes del mundo y civil por un mundo más justo y sostenible. propias políticas en materia agrícola, laboral, por un mercadillo artesanal y de comercio justo. • Gestión medioambiental y buenas prácticas de pesca, alimentación y tierras; el derecho de • Accesibilidad para tod@s todos a tener una alimentación segura, nutritiva Y también propuestas artísticas, un Festival Internacional y apropiada, una agricultura adaptada a los de Cinema del Medio Ambiente (FICMA), junto a • Consumo responsable proyecciones audiovisuales entorno a la Soberanía • Organización responsable: horizontalidad recursos propios y la capacidad para producir Alimentaria y la emisión constante y en directo de la • Integración en el municipio y en su vida cotidiana sus propias necesidades. radio de Festival, Radio Esperanzah!.
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