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The U.S. group Electric Six will open on Thursday the new musical series organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism under the title 'Let's dance', which will offer a music "danceable and very modern, labeled by international critics as 'new rave' consistent tendency to combine dance music and rock ", which is displayed in Murcia last thing you are doing at this time in New York, Paris, London or Berlin," explained the director, Pedro Alberto Cruz.
The series, which coordinates the music critic Jam Albarracín, will be held in Room Audio Víctor Villegas Auditorium and tickets will cost ten euros.
The name of the cycle corresponds to a pun on the song of the same title and Dinarama Alaska and that is precisely the most danceable album.
To start this season has selected this group of Detroit, author of the superhit 'Danger!
High Voltage 'and one of the fathers of the movement' new rave '.
This band, led by Dick Valentine, comes to present his fifth album, 'Flashy' which has received high praise from critics and in which "give a new twist to his conception crazy, exciting, dance and theater rock, "said Cruz.
One Foot in the seventies, the hard rock and Bowie's 'Ziggy Stardust' and the other on the dance floor cutting edge of the city.
This is the group's proposal that debuted in 2003 with the "extraordinary" 'Fire', the album contained one of the more dance hits of the decade: the 'Danger!
High Voltage '. "
Background
A decade ago there was a consistent musical movement to combine dance and rock, from postulates debtors post-punk of the early eighties.
But in recent years a current that would dance rock and pop, with or without electronics, "from a few postulates equally 'Arties' but much more hedonistic, refreshing, stimulating and colorful," said Cruz, who added that "within few years some of these projects will have become consolidated and influential groups or may have disappeared. "
Source: CARM
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