Tag: Jolifanto

• Andalusia’s flamenco artist Perrate and Catalan duo Za! join forces from opposite ends of Spain for an album of radical experimentalism

  

  Jolifanto is a collaborative debut album by ZA! and Perrate for Lovemonk Records – who create an electronic fusion under the influence of flamenco. Jolifanto, takes its name from the first verse of Karawane – a seminal Dadaist phonetic poem by Hugo Ball, first recited at the Cabaret Voltaire, in 1916. Ball became entranced and…

  WTM

  March 30, 2024

  Experimental, Flamenco, Spain

  Adalusia, Babelia/El País, BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction, Caberet Voltaire, Catalan, Dadaist, Flamenco, Gitano, Hugo Ball, Jolifanto, Karawane, Lovemonk Records, Música y Museos, MegaCobla and Tarta Relena, phonetic poem, Romani, Seville, Utrera, ZA! + Perrate