Incendio
will perform at CSULB
By Ruth Estrada
On-line Forty-Niner
The
Beach will once again welcome the sizzling,
and acoustic ensemble Incendio that has
entranced the world with its flamenco, Spanish
sounds.
Incendio will be performing this Thursday,
at the southwest terrace at noon.
The band’s new CD “Illumination” came out
last November has been dominating the billboard
music charts for the past year with a No.
3 hit on the New Age Charts and a No. 13
hit on the New Age Voice charts.
“Their music attracts from young to old.
I met them at NACA, (National Association
of College Activity), a place where bands
gather together to display their talent.
Incendio’s music is off the hook,” said
Tyrone Robinson, program assistant for the
program council.
The four-piece Los Angeles band has created
a collection of expressions, tributes, and
stories with South American, Middle Eastern
and African influences.
For the past three years, Incendio has perfected
its style and sound. The band’s first CD,
“Misterioso”, came out in 2000.
All across California and Arizona they have
been overcrowding coffeehouses, bookstores,
and bars according to the band’s website,
Incendiomusic. com. Their website has made
it easy for fans to download information
for times and dates of future performances.
“They are an instrumental version of the
Gypsy Kings, and they have that Flamenco
vibe to them,” said Assistant Publicist
Matt Wood.
Incendio’s members include JP Durand and
Jim Stubblefield, drummer Joe Shotwell,
and bass player Liza Carb.
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