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Directo desde Lima, Perú La Inedita hacer sonar su mezcla sabrosona de chicha con ragamuffin y dancehall. Perú se topa con Jamaica. A darse un quemón!
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Direct from Lima, Peru La Inedita brings its flavorful mix of chicha with ragamuffin and dancehall. Peru meets Jamaica. Feel the fyah!
La Inédita - Fayah by lainedita
La Inédita - Del Barrio Pa La Escena by lainedita
La Inédita - Chicha Chicha by lainedita
Saturday, May 21, 2011
EL CHICHAMUFFIN DE LA INEDITA
Posted by Johnny Afro-Masta at 7:50 PM 2 comments
Labels: Chicha, Chichamuffin, Dancehall, La Inedita, Peru, Raggamuffin
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Exposición en el Museo de Arte Textil de Oaxaca

Este jueves se inaugura la exposición de Mónica Leyva en el TC3 del Museo de Arte Textil de Oaxaca a las 6 pm. Con plática con la curadora Olga Margarita Dávila y la artista.
Mónica Levya con una gran trayectoria en su trabajo sobre todo textil experimental, ahora presenta una de sus piezas más grandes de técnica mixta con bordado hecha específicamente para esta exposición.
Si tienen oportunidad o están en Oaxaca, no duden visitar esta exposición.
MUSEO DE ARTE TEXTIL DE OAXACA
Hidalgo 917 esq. Fiallo.
www.museotextildeoaxaca.org.mx
This thursday is the opening of the new work of Mónica Leyva at the Museum of Textil Art of Oaxaca at 6 pm. There will be a conference where the cuarator Olga Margarita Dávila and the artist will talk about her work.
Mónica Leyva has a great carrier mostly in experimental textil work. For this exhibition Monica has made her biggest work with thread and other fabrics.
If you are in Oaxaca, don't hesitate to assist to this exhibition.
MUSEO DE ARTE TEXTIL DE OAXACA
Hidalgo 917 esq. Fiallo.
www.museotextildeoaxaca.org.mx
Posted by Pare de sufrir... tome mezcal at 12:53 PM 0 comments
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
LFD TAKES ITS BASHMENT TROPICAL TO MOONCHINE (MIAMI) THIS FRIDAY!

Drinks specials, Sushi $1, all rolls 1/2 price, a bucket of 5 Chang Beers $20 + receive a FREE shot of Mekhong Thai Rum on the house.
Music selection by La Family Dub, taking its Bashment Tropical to Garden "71" with their well known global rhythms (thai a gogo, afrobeat, jahwaiian music, mambo asesino, outernational reggae, salsa, son & cumbiamuffin oaxaquenos, mashups brasileños & +).
*If you haven't heard the our Gozalo! podcast dedicated to Cuba, you can check it out here:
http://soundcloud.com/lafamilydub/g-zalo-podcast-1-cuba
Respeto!
LFD
Blog - www.lafamilydub.com
Twitter - www.twitter.com/lafamilydub
Facebook - www.facebook.com/people/La-Family-Dub/693644562
Soundcloud - www.soundcloud.com/lafamilydub
Posted by La Family Dub at 4:36 PM 1 comments
Labels: El Tropical Bashment, Happy hour, Miami events, Moonchine
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Saturday, April 9, 2011
GOZALO! PODCAST # 1 - CUBA

Gózalo! Podcast #1: CUBA by lafamilydub
Gózalo! Radio de La Family Dub vuelve a sonar ahora en su nueva etapa como podcast. Empezamos este nuevo viaje con una serie de podcasts dedicados a la musica de distintos países de America y el Caribe, arrancando con Cuba. Principalmente musica de la isla y musica de grupos y artistas que han sido influenciados por Cuba.
Conducido por Carlos y Johnny desde Mexico, D.F. y Miami, FL respectivamente.
Gozalo! Radio from La Family Dub is making noise again now in this new stage as a podcast. We started this new trip with a selection of podcasts dedicated to different countries in America and the Caribbean, starting with Cuba. Music from the island and music from bands and artists that have been influenced by Cuba.
Hosted by Carlos and Johnny from Mexico, DF and Miami, FL.
Tracklist:
- Ska Cubano - Cumbia del Monte
- Insurrecto - Ahora Me Toca a Mi
- Jah Cuban Sound - Biscayne Boulevard
- Freehole Negro - El Rezo
- Telmary & Los Van Van - Marilu
- Los 4 (Los Salvajes) & Los Van Van -
- Sergent Garcia - Yo Soy Salsamuffin
- Los Brito - El 4, 5, 6
- Silvestre Mendez - Africa
- Jose Luis Cortes y NG La Banda - La Bruja
- The Thirteen Tribe feat. Niche Flow - Negro
- Electro 7 - Sin Alma
- Los Van Van - Ni Bombones Ni Caramelos
- Celia Cruz - Bemba Colora
- Bill laswell - Shango
- The Herbalizer - Cuban Blend
- Los Flamers - Juana La Cubana
Saturday, March 26, 2011
REGGAE 4 JAPAN CONCERT FEAT. MIGHTY CROWN

BIG UPS TO THE MIGHTY CROWN CREW, IRISH & CHIN & VP RECORDS!
To support Japan's earthquake relief, Japanese sound system and ambassador of Reggae music Mighty Crown and their management team Irish and Chin, are calling on the Reggae community and all people for help. Namely, Mighty Crown and Irish and Chin, with support from VP Records and media partner Irie Jam Radio, are staging "Reggae 4 Japan" on Thursday, April 21 at York College in Queens, New York. Slated to feature top Reggae music acts, the benefit concert's proceeds will go to the American Red Cross Japan Earthquake Relief. The country of Japan has experienced great devastation and crisis as a result of the earthquake, subsequent tsunami, nuclear power plant explosions and partial meltdown. Japan is in great need of aid as they deal with the aftermath of recent horrific events.
Mighty Crown, who was in Japan at the time of the Earthquake, witnessed the impact of the disaster on their homeland. Passionate about aiding Japan, Mighty Crown reached out to the Reggae community and they responded without hesitation. It's clear that Reggae music is a universal music and force that unites all people. Just as Japan wholeheartedly supports Reggae music and culture, the Reggae music industry/fans support Japan. "In this life, it's all about helping each other....when one is in trouble -- you reach out and help," says Masta Simon, co-owner of Mighty Crown. "I am forever grateful for the support of the Reggae community in this effort......with such a great need for relief in Japan, I am calling out to all people to help." "Regardless of one's connection to Japan -- be it Reggae music, electronics, automotives, fashion, etc. -- I am calling on everyone to come out and support," Masta Simon adds passionately.
VP Records dutifully stepped in to support "Reggae 4 Japan" by providing the majority of entertainment pegged for the line-up. Their swift response is an indicator of the commitment that the Reggae industry has to helping Japan. "We are happy to be involved in 'Reggae 4 Japan,' as Japan has incessantly embraced Reggae music and culture over the years," says Chris Chin, owner of VP Records. "We are showing our care and appreciation for Japan and thank our artists for donating their time and talent for such a good cause.......ultimately, we would like to see large numbers of people come out to support this extremely important event.
The line up will be announced in the days to come, once appearances are finalized. Based on the artists who have already confirmed, "Reggae 4 Japan" will be a benefit concert of epic proportion and for a great cause. IrieJam Radio also graciously stepped in to rally support from other radio outlets in the Tri-State area by coordinating advertising efforts, interviews and other support. IrieJam Radio is lending a hand to ensure that "Reggae 4 Japan" is widely promoted and well attended.
This year is Mighty Crown's 20th Anniversary, but without question -- the spirit for celebrating this year has changed since the disaster. Because of Japan's crisis, even after "Reggae 4 Japan," Mighty Crown will be dedicated to helping their homeland overcome. Specifically, Mighty Crown/Irish and Chin will donate a portion of proceeds from their anniversary billed events to support efforts in Japan. Mighty Crown encourages all people to come out to the "Reggae 4 Japan" benefit concert on April 21. More event details will follow. Due to limited space, only select media will be permitted into the event. If you are a media outlet interested in covering this event, please contact Irish and Chin soon.
Source: irishandchin.com
Posted by Johnny Afro-Masta at 10:13 PM 0 comments
Labels: Concerts NY, Irish and Chin, Japan, Japanese dancehall Reggae, VP Records
Sunday, March 20, 2011
S.O.S. JAPAN / JAPON

In response to the quake, The Red Cross has already launched efforts in Japan. Visit Redcross.org or text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10 from your phone.
UNICEF is also coordinating efforts to help the children of Japan. Use this form on UNICEF's website to donate 100 percent of your desired amount to their fund designated for victims of the earthquake or text JAPAN to 864233 to donate $10.
International Medical Corps is responding to the health needs of the disaster's victims. Nancy Aossey, President & CEO, International Medical Corps said in a statement:
"We are putting together relief teams, as well as supplies, and are in contact with partners in Japan and other affected countries to assess needs and coordinate our activities."
To donate or learn about other ways you can contribute to its medical response, visit Internationalmedicalcorps.org. Also, text MED to 80888 from any mobile phone to give $10.
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is sending two three-person teams to the Iwate and Miyagi prefectures in Japan. To learn more about the organization's efforts or make a donation, visit Doctorswithoutborders.org.
Along with an appeal for monetary donations, Operation USA has also announced efforts to collect bulk corporate donations of health care supplies. If you are interested in donating bulk medical items, visit OpUSA.org
For any who have loved ones abroad, Google has stepped up to help. Along with a tsunami alert posted on its front page, Google has launched the Person Finder: 2011 Japan Earthquake to help connect people that may have been displaced due to the disaster. Google has also launched a crisis response page filled with local resources and emergency information.
Judy Chang, head of PayPal's nonprofit group, announced that transactional fees incurred by money transfers to US 501(c)(3) organizations (or charities registered with the Canada Revenue Agency) between March 11 and April 10 will aid relief efforts in Japan.
Posted by Johnny Afro-Masta at 10:29 PM 0 comments
Labels: Ayuda a Japon, Earthquake, Japan, Tsunami

