Festival 6 Cuerdas

15/11/2004 – Café Teatro Rayuela, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife (Tickets at naudo-rodrigues-en-el-cafe-teatro-rayuela)

Meet Naudo Rodrigues, master of the guitar and pioneer of fingerstyle! Since he was a child, this Brazilian musician showed his talent with an absolute ear and a self-taught style. After a life of music and travels in Brazil, the Canary Islands, Lisbon and all over Spain, Naudo finally settled in Tenerife, where he has shone in hotels, bars and cultural stages.
In 2004 he started his career as an instrumental soloist, using a unique technique without accompaniment, just him and his guitar. He also founded ‘Madera de Choro’, an instrumental Brazilian music group, and continues to leave his mark on Tenerife.
Passion, talent and a guitar: that’s Naudo Rodrigues.

 

9/11/2024 – Cueva de Los Verdes, Haría, Lanzarote (Tickets at cactlanzarote.com/tickets/david-y-carlos-de-jacoba/)

David has collaborated during his career with artists such as Tomatito, Sara Baras, Joaquín Cortés, Carles Benavent and Jorge Pardo. He was the last cantaor to accompany Paco de Lucía himself. In recent years, David de Jacoba has appeared solo at the festivals of Mont de Marsan (France), Suma Flamenca (Madrid) and Flamenco On Fire (Pamplona), among others.

Carlos de Jacoba is a great guitarist, with touches inspired by jazz or tango, who has found the maturity of his career. He has worked on the production of Israel Fernández’s album in homage to ‘La Niña de los Peines’ or on his brother’s first material. Ramón el Portugués, Potito, Montse Cortés, Miguel El Rubio, or Estrella Morente are some of the artists with whom this guitarist has shared the stage.

 

9/11/2024 – EXCONVENTO DE SANTO DOMINGO, LA LAGUNA, TENERIFE (Free admission)

With a career marked by her dedication to flamenco guitar, Puneh began learning classical guitar in her hometown, Tehran, at the age of 15, and has been fully dedicated to flamenco since the age of 18. Her passion for this genre took her to Andalusia, where she trained with great masters such as Manolo Sanlúcar, Gerardo Núñez and Antonio Carrión. Founder of the group Flamenco Metropolitan in Barcelona, she has shared her talent in important tablaos and flamenco stages in Spain.

27/10/2024 – EL HUERTO ACÚSTICO, ARICO, TENERIFE

Singer, composer and lyricist, Lucio Arce came to tango to bring to it his shrewd view of reality with sharp humour. Proof of this humour are songs like El sordo García y el mudo Pascual, which emphasises the ‘redness’ of the shiny plaques with which a well-known newspaper announces its most shocking reports on television; or Pisé caca, in which a wonderful story of romantic love loses all its magic when the protagonist steps on one of those waste products that the little streets of Buenos Aires have that ‘¿Qué sé yo, viste?…And of course, the one that could become an anthem among his followers, Boludo, a name with which the song mocks a little of so much victimizing tango mysticism.

Capable of great sensitivity, Lucio Arce names the making of songs as a form of healing. A kind of recognition of the most intimate part of himself that, resisting being trapped in an inner emptiness, emerges in each song. And so the song El invisible makes present a subject who says no to the ignominy with which this era tries to dehumanise.