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Leda Valladares, an exact transcript of the interview, 31 pages.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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The singer<\/span>, composer and researcher <\/span>Leda Valladares is a phenomenon<\/span>Main. Nac<\/span>e<\/span> in Tucum\u00e1<\/span><\/span>n in 1919. Already as a teenager he is excited<\/span>they are<\/span> jazz, blues and<\/span> classical<\/span> music. <\/span> “<\/span>Before I looked at the world, I started to hear it<\/span>,”<\/span> he says.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
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At the age of 19, he founded the set FIJOS, which means Folkloric<\/span>, Intuitive, Jazzy<\/span>, Original and Surrealist.<\/span> Shortly after<\/span>, he discovers the baguala during the carnival of Cafayate, when he hears from his balcony three women singing<\/span> this<\/span> song form.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span> archaic of northwestern Argentina. It is then when he decides to dedicate himself to the m<\/span>Use<\/span> of the Andes and trace the musical treasures from Ecuador to Santiago del Estero<\/span> in Argentina<\/span>. <\/span> <\/p>\n

Record <\/span>so many of <\/span>these songs <\/span>creating a “Music Map” <\/span> and specializes in this repertoire as a singer. Because you don’t see s<\/span>\u00ed <\/span>as a researcher who sings, but as a singer who explores. <\/span>In 1952, fund<\/span>to<\/span> the d<\/span>\u00fa<\/span>or folklore<\/span>Leda and Sea<\/span>\u00ed<\/span>a with the poet<\/span>, composer and singer Mar\u00ed<\/span>Elena Walsh and<\/span>Make<\/span> tour<\/span>s<\/span> by <\/span>all <\/span>Europe. In 1956, the two returned to Argentina. <\/span>They make<\/span> numerous albums and tours of Latin<\/span> America.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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In the sixties, <\/span>Leda receives different<\/span> scholarships to <\/span>continue <\/span>exploring <\/span>and recording <\/span>this cancer<\/span> repertoire<\/span>. In the years<\/span>os 70, meet<\/span> j\u00f3venes m\u00fa<\/span><\/span><\/span>folklore with representatives of the Argentine national rock. What seems incompatible at first glance works and creates a musical world <\/span>very special<\/span>. In 1989, <\/span>Leda recorded<\/span> his famous <\/span>album<\/span> “Grito en el Cielo” <\/span>singing<\/span> with<\/span> rock musicians such as Fito<\/span> P\u00e1ez<\/span>, Pedro Aznar and Gustavo Cerati. <\/span><\/span> <\/p>\n

In December 1994 <\/span>I found Leda Valladares in her house. M<\/span>and told<\/span> <\/span>his travels through Latin<\/span> America and his experiences with the<\/span> macumbas <\/span>in Bahia,<\/span><\/span><\/span> Brazil. Let me explain<\/span>or <\/span>why<\/span> <\/span>the drum, in particular, has a religious and magical power<\/span>, <\/span>what <\/span> <\/span>fascinates him so much del<\/span> grito in the<\/span> musical traditions of the Andes and why<\/span> he <\/span>hates Italian operas<\/span>.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Listen<\/span> for yourselves<\/span> to what this great singer<\/span>, songwriter and researcher<\/span>, who died in July 2012 at the age of 92, told me in <\/span>her living room<\/span> while <\/span>we had<\/span> a cup of t\u00e9<\/span> <\/span>and some delicious cookies<\/span>.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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