Lila Downs, Yo Ya Me Voy (acapella), live / en vivo, Paramount Theatre, Oakland, Nov. 6, 2022 (4K) скачать в хорошем качестве

Lila Downs, Yo Ya Me Voy (acapella), live / en vivo, Paramount Theatre, Oakland, Nov. 6, 2022 (4K)

Lila Downs sings her a cappella song "Yo Ya Me Voy" live in concert at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland, California on November 6, 2022. Yo Ya Me Voy is a traditional a capella cardenche song from Northern Mexico. The cardenche genre gets its name from a cactus plant from the same region; these soulful and powerful polyphonic songs are "ripped from the body" the same way the cactus barbs rip through someone when extracted. Downs released her studio version of Yo Ya Me Voy, arranged by Ernesto Anaya, on her album La Cantina, Entre Copa Y Copa (2006). Lila Downs is a Grammy and Latin Grammy winning singer-songwriter from Oaxaca, Mexico who writes and performs songs in Spanish as well as indigenous Mexican languages such as Zapotec, Mixtec, Trique, Purépecha, and Mayan. This was a special performance through SFJazz to celebrate Día de los Muertos, Mexico’s Day of the Dead. Joining Downs onstage were Rafael Gómez (guitar), Sinuhé Padilla-Isunza (guitar / jarana), Luis Guzmán (bass), Nikki Campbell (percussion), Lautaro "El Primo” Burgos (drums), Josh Deutsch (trumpet), and George Sáenz (trombone). ================== Yo Ya Me Voy lyrics / letra: Yo ya me voy A morir a los desiertos Me voy del ejido Y esa estrella marinera Ay, tan solo en pensar Que ando lejos de mi tierra Lo más que me acuerdo Me dan ganas de llorar Pero a mí no me divierten Los cigarros de marijuana Pero a mí no me consuela Esas copas de agua ardiente Ay, tan solo en pensar Que dejé a un amor pendiente No más que me acuerdo Me dan ganas de llorar =============== Lila Downs live tour dates (2022): May 7 - Berkeley, CA @ Zellerbach Hall May 8 - Santa Rosa, CA @ Luther Burbank Center for the Arts June 17 - Tijuana, Mexico @ El Foro Tijuana June 19 - Tlaquepaque, Mexico @ Feria San Pedro June 28 - Madrid, Spain @ Teatro Coliseum July 1 - Barcelona, Spain @ Sala Apolo July 2 - Hernani, Spain @ Chillida Leku July 4 - Geneva, Switzerland @ Scène Ella Fitzgerald July 5 - Munich, Germany @ Muffathalle July 9 - Vigo, Spain @ Mar De Vigo Auditorium July 10 - Ribadeo, Spain @ O Indiano July 16 - Ciudad Del Carmen, Mexico @ Domo Del Mar July 21 - Parral, Mexico @ Foro Villista Aug. 27 - Milwaukee, WI @ Mexican Fiesta / Festival Park Sept. 10 - Santiago De Querétaro, Mexico @ Auditorio Josefa Ortiz De Dominguez Sept. 15 - Acapulco De Juárez, Mexico @ Plaza Álvarez Sept. 18 - Ciudad De Tlatlauquitepec, Mexico @ Feria De Tlatlauquitepec Oct. 2 - Ljubljana, Slovenia @ Glasbe Sveta Oct. 4 - Vienna, Austria @ Wiener Konzerthaus Oct. 6 - Gran Canaria, Spain @ Teatro Perez Galdos Oct. 8 - Aviles, Spain @ Teatro Palacio Valdés Oct. 9 - O Grove, Spain @ Fiesta Del Marisco Oct. 11 - Ponferrada, Spain @ Teatro Bergidum Oct. 12 - Zaragoza, Spain @ Fiestas Del Pilar Oct. 14 - Pamplona, Spain @ Auditorio Baluarte Oct. 20 - Guanajuato, Mexico @ Festival Cervantino Oct. 22 - Guadalajara, Mexico @ Plaza de Toros Nuevo Progreso Oct. 26 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Eccles Theater Oct. 28 - Denver, CO @ Newman Center for the Performing Arts Nov. 5 - Modesto, CA @ Gallo Center For the Arts Nov. 6 - Oakland, CA @ Paramount Theatre Nov. 8 - Costa Mesa, CA @ Segerstrom Concert Hall Nov. 10 - Los Angeles, CA @ Orpheum Theatre Nov. 12 - Mesa, AZ @ Mesa Arts Center ===================== Lila Downs' SFJazz official show announcement: SF Jazz: Día De Los Muertos: Al Chile / Day Of The Dead Celebration With “a stunning voice, a confident multicultural vision grounded in her Mixtec Indian roots” (LA Times), Grammy and Latin Grammy-winning vocalist Lila Downs is one of the most celebrated singers of her generation. She brings a special night of music to the Paramount, celebrating Día de los Muertos, Mexico’s Day of the Dead featuring folklorico dancing, a Mariachi band, stunning visual projections and more. A native of Oaxaca, Downs built a career bridging cultures and languages, both as a musician and social activist for humanitarian causes. Growing up as the daughter of a Mixtec singer and a renowned American photographer, Downs blended a deep passion for the traditions of her homeland with an ingrained wanderlust. With guidance from her mother and inspiration from Mexican vocal greats Chavela Vargas and Lucha Villa balanced by the gamut of American music she heard in the US, Downs began singing rancheras at eight and explored the indigenous music of the Mixtec and Zapotec traditions of Oaxaca. She made her major label debut with 1999’s jazz-informed La Sandunga, and her contributions to the 2002 Frida Kahlo biopic Frida elevated her status to that of a major international star. Some of her most popular songs include La Llorona, Paloma Negra, and Cielo Rojo. Downs has become recognized worldwide as a global ambassador for Mexico’s folkloric traditions and champion for the preservation of native Mexican culture, recording songs in indigenous Mayan, Nahuatl, Trique, and Purépecha languages. Her latest Sony Music album, Al Chile, honors the food, women, and culture of Mexico.