The eclectic sounds of Rodrigo y Gabriela Los Angeles Times The couple, known as Rodrigo y Gabriela, have lived a story that could have sprouted in Hollywood: The pair swap electric guitars for acoustic ones, move to Ireland to play street corners and develop a distinctive style. Record and movie deals ensue, ... Rodrigo Y gabriela and CUBA: Area 52PopMatters
A Chat with Rodrigo y Gabriela JamBase Rodrigo y Gabriela have gone their own way since they emerged with a bang in the early 2000s as a hypnotizing duo that mingled flamenco attack with metal accents, jazz seductiveness and more. With just two acoustic guitars (and some choice effects and ...
Rodrigo y Gabriela: Two guitars take on the world Telegraph.co.uk Fiery latin-rhythm adventurers Rodrigo y Gabriela talk to Mark Hudson about their ambitious new album Area 52. By Mark Hudson 'When I go on stage to do my solo spot, I don't know what the hell I'm gonna do,” says Gabriela Quintero of Rodrigo y Gabriela... Rodrigo y Gabriela and CUBAGlide Magazine Rodrigo y Gabriela:Paste Magazine
Rodrigo y Gabriela prepare to return to Europe The National The Mexican musical duo Rodrigo y Gabriela are about to begin their most ambitious tour yet, accompanied by an 18-piece Cuban orchestra. The couple, who started out busking on the streets of Dublin, have become a genuine word-of-mouth phenomenon. Three's company on duo's latest albumUniversity of Virginia The Cavalier Daily
News: Rodrigo y Gabriela to play 1stBank Center in April Denver Post By Ricardo Baca | January 17th, 2012 | No Comments » Acoustic duo Rodrigo y Gabriela have some big news. They're releasing a new record, “Area 52,” on Jan. 24. And for the first time ever, they're touring behind the new release with a full band.
Album: Rodrigo y Gabriela – Area 52 Student Direct The raw passion that fuels Rodrigo y Gabriela's live performances is diluted by lengthy and elaborate instrumental excursions. Debate: Does business have too much influence over the government? Review: Michel Houellebecq – The Map and the Territory.
Rodrigo y Gabriela and CUBA: Area 52 – Review The Guardian On the last couple of occasions I've seen Rodrigo y Gabriela, they were technically brilliant but repetitive, relying too much on rapid-fire riffs and guitar noodling. Their last studio album, 11:11, showed them exploring added instrumentation, ... CD: Rodrigo y Gabriela and C.U.B.A. - Area 52The Arts Desk
