Saro Tribastone
Saro Tribastone
Ragusa, RG, IT
World/Reggae / Mediterranean / Nuevo Flamenco
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A flamenco guitar that produces the vibrations of the Mediterranean sounds, in the search for the magical Sicilian duende.
This is the music of Saro, pleasant melodies joined together as in the best Italian tradition, but also with a fusion of Spanish flamenco and Latin rhythms having the resonance of popular Sicilian music. In the background, you can hear the sounds of Greek, Arabic and Indian echoes. Its a style that brings him closer to the Universe of New Flamenco and World Music. Saros love for music began when he was six years old; he was given an acoustic guitar as a gift.
He has a real passion, practiced and perfected his guitar technique until starting to study Flamenco. At the same time, when he was around 8 years old, he began to compose his first short musical pieces, slowly sharpening his composition skills. He says For me to combine melodies together is like writing on a daily journal all of my moods. I record it, and after listening to them I begin to work on the ones that have greatly inspired me. That is why I feel more like a composer than as a guitarist. For him the guitar is an instrument to create sonorous landscapes and to transmit emotions and feelings.
Over the years, he has composed many soundtracks for documentaries and some of his pieces were used as background music on air for satellite programs on American stations. He goes on live tours with many popular Sicilian music groups, performing with the mandolin and the battente guitar, which are two typical instruments of Southern Italy.
In 2007, two of his pieces of which Bongo Beach produced together with the English duo Coyote, were selected for the compilation of Laissez Faire Lounge 2, produced by ZYX Music. In 2006, he has produced Fanusa, an EP as a soloist with instrumental pieces of the flamenco guitar, distributed in CD and on a digital format over the web.
Fanusa is an EP featuring 4 tracks, the name comes from a little bay in Sicily.
The track Fanusa is a Colombiana, a Flamenco style derived from south-american music; it features Flamenco guitar, indian tablas and electric bass.
Serenade is inspired to atmospheres from Celtic Music blended with the sound of Indian tablas.
Danza de la Luna Nueva is a mix between a Tangos Flamenco and a greek
Syrtos.This is the music of Saro, pleasant melodies joined together as in the best Italian tradition, but also with a fusion of Spanish flamenco and Latin rhythms having the resonance of popular Sicilian music. In the background, you can hear the sounds of Greek, Arabic and Indian echoes. Its a style that brings him closer to the Universe of New Flamenco and World Music. Saros love for music began when he was six years old; he was given an acoustic guitar as a gift.
He has a real passion, practiced and perfected his guitar technique until starting to study Flamenco. At the same time, when he was around 8 years old, he began to compose his first short musical pieces, slowly sharpening his composition skills. He says For me to combine melodies together is like writing on a daily journal all of my moods. I record it, and after listening to them I begin to work on the ones that have greatly inspired me. That is why I feel more like a composer than as a guitarist. For him the guitar is an instrument to create sonorous landscapes and to transmit emotions and feelings.
Over the years, he has composed many soundtracks for documentaries and some of his pieces were used as background music on air for satellite programs on American stations. He goes on live tours with many popular Sicilian music groups, performing with the mandolin and the battente guitar, which are two typical instruments of Southern Italy.
In 2007, two of his pieces of which Bongo Beach produced together with the English duo Coyote, were selected for the compilation of Laissez Faire Lounge 2, produced by ZYX Music. In 2006, he has produced Fanusa, an EP as a soloist with instrumental pieces of the flamenco guitar, distributed in CD and on a digital format over the web.
Fanusa is an EP featuring 4 tracks, the name comes from a little bay in Sicily.
The track Fanusa is a Colombiana, a Flamenco style derived from south-american music; it features Flamenco guitar, indian tablas and electric bass.
Serenade is inspired to atmospheres from Celtic Music blended with the sound of Indian tablas.
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