LAPOMP gipsy-jazz Fernando Bellver

OLE SWING gipsy-jazz + copla
Paco Rivas
Gerardo Ramos
Fernando Bellver
Raúl Márquez
Ole Swing is a jazz manouche quartet formed by experienced musicians
with a very wide musical background. Their main influence is French gipsy
jazz which had its origins in the 1930s and known for its magic and its
exciting and fast rhythm that causes an irresistible desire to dance.
Ole Swing is formed by two guitars (solo and rhythm), violin and double
bass. Their musical structure is influenced by the Hot Club of France led by
Django Reinhardt and Stephan Grapelli. From there they started
investigating a new concept where they basically combine different music
styles with traditional jazz. Even classic Spanish tunes from the thirties are
arranged with all the ingredients of the Hot Club. The result of this fusion
is a new, vivid and dynamic music style that spreads the power of Swing
followed by the urge and intensity of contemporary tendencies.
In the past the band members have been performing and touring with great
and renowned artists like:Sara Baras, Tomatito, Jorge Pardo, Diego El
Cigala, Paul Stocker, Joaquín Cortés, Antonio Serrano, Jerry González,
Rafael Amargo, Eva Duran, Stephen Francovitch, La Cabra Mecánica,
Celofunk, Sweet Vandals, Tito Alcedo, Nono García…
Paco
Rivas
(guitarra)
Raúl
Márquez
Fernando Bellver (guitarra)
Gerardo Ramos (contrabajo)
(violín)
Set List
Ojos Verdes ...................................... Maestro Quiroga
El Emigrante .................................. Juanito Valderrama
España Cañí ........................... Pascual Marquina Narro
Échale Guindas al Pavo …..... R. Perelló/ S. Cantabrana
El Amor Brujo ..................................... Manuel de Falla
Pena penita pena....................... R de León / M. Quiroga
Te lo juro yo ........................................ Maestro Quiroga
La Giralda ............................... Eduardo López Juarranz
La Morena de mi Copla .................... Jofre y Castellanos
La Bien Paga ........................................... Ramón Perelló
www.myspace.com/oleswing