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Cafe' Tacuba--Esta Vez

Thu, 17 Sep 2009 15:54:32 -0400

Mexico City’s Caf Tacuba was in the vanguard of the Latin alternative rock movement of the 1990s, and they have the Grammy Awards to prove it.

Eo (el sonidero)

Wed, 02 Jan 2008 20:20:29 -0500

Check out this energetic video for the song 'Eo (el Sonidero)' from one of Mexico’s hottest rock bands, Cafe Tacuba.

Caifanes-by Leonardo Bondani "Miercoles de Ceniza...

Tue, 08 Dec 2009 16:56:18 -0500

MusicVideo *by Leonardo Bondani (Maldita Vecindad, TijuanaNo, Cafe Tacuba,etc.)* Legendary Rock Band from Mexico City "Caifanes", one of the 3 most important & influential in Spanish language ever. "Wenesday Ash"- last video they did together, shot live on last concert the band played together with original formation (Palacio de los Deportes 25,000people 1993) before they split and later became "Jaguares" (in which Jose Manuel Aguilera guitarrist, remplaced Alex Marcovich). -This video captures the real essence of the band’s live sweat massive concerts+tradition of the Mexican People, the simbolism of images reveals the evident paternalistic control of the church as iconic children get stamped by authority.- -A cascade of archetipes shot on the little town of Huahutla de Jimenez, Mexico; internationally know for being the hometown of Maria Sabina the famous "shaman mushroom woman guru".- -Photogenic contrast of signs in a country that has suffered for centuries the abuses of the church, (from the Spanish Invasion, and the Inquisition.. to: rape, elder & children abuse, politics etc.) and the parallelism that exists between the images of police& authority vs. banning freedom of gathering and expression on the streets like the prohibition of rock concerts on public spaces, etc. Check out the old man with the i-pod headphones at begining & end of video! Original band members Alex Marcovich, Sabo Romo, Diego Herrera. This video is for promotional purposes only. Client: BMG/AriolaCaifanes-Arrabal & Co. 1993 SixthSunMultimedia.

Cafe Tacuba

Thu, 26 Mar 2009 18:53:42 -0400

A videoblog of Mexico City’s Cafe Tacuba, where we went for Valentine's Day dinner.

Cafe Tacuba

Wed, 28 May 2008 16:56:08 -0400

Click here to see the video We pretty much did our vacation on the cheap: we took the overnight bus to Mexico City, stayed in a fairly cheap hotel and ate mostly in economical places. I wanted to take the family to one special place to eat, so we went to Cafe Tacuba, a very nice, very pretty restaurant on Tacuba a few blocks west of the zocalo. There was an estudiantina playing there the day we went. Estudiantinas are string bands, with guitars, bass, mandolins and only a tamborine for rhythym and they are a Spanish tradition. They would pay their way through university by playing music. In this clip they are playing a very romantic Mexican song called "Besame Mucho" (Kiss Me a Lot). That’s my family at the table (in order of appearance, my daughters Angie and Helena and my wife Rocio. Note the colonial architecture and the colonial style paintings. Oh yeah, the food is great too.

Eo

Thu, 13 Dec 2007 09:50:22 -0500

Flat Travis in Mexico City :o).

Wed, 15 Apr 2009 18:13:40 -0400

Sorry if it’s too long xD. Songs: Mediodía by Café Tacuba. Virgen de Guadalupe by Los Angeles Azules. Puente by Gustavo Cerati. Las horas by Cosmonova. Z by Héroes del Silencio.

Microsoft Zune Welcomes Rockeros to the Social

Thu, 09 Aug 2007 20:20:37 -0400

The Latin Alternative Music Conference engaged hundreds of participants, industry leaders and guests as it raided New York City, July 10-14. Throughout the 8th annual conference, the interactive Zune Lounge hosted appearances by major Latin performers, such as Spain's Mala Rodriguez and bilingual Latino trio, The Dey. Relaying the importance of the digital platform, Javier Farfan of Microsoft Zune participated in an exciting panel discussing the landscape of online media efforts and its impact for musicians and their fans. The conference concluded with a stellar performance by Mexican rock group, Café Tacuba, at Rumsey's Playfield on Central Park's SummerStage to much fanfare and support. Produced for Microsoft Zune