Barcelona Gipsy balKan Orchestra

Barcelona Gipsy balKan Orchestra
Barcelona Gipsy balKan Orchestra
Barcelona Gipsy Balkan Orchestra in Athens
BGKO feat. Bora Dugić in Belgrade
Barcelona Gipsy balKan Orchestra in Italý
Barcelona Gipsy balKan Orchestra
Barcelona Gipsy balKan Orchestra Live

Songs

"Avo kanto" means "grandfathers songs" in Esperanto, the only language capable of expressing the diversity of our band.
  • 1 Saraiman (Avo Kanto, 2018)
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Videos

BARCELONA GIPSY BALKAN ORCHESTRA Live in Munich during the Avo Kanto German Tour (April, 2018).
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  • country:Spain
  • region:Barcelona
  • style(s):Balkan, Klezmer
  • label:Satelite K
  • type:Band
  • gender:male, female, child
  • instrumentation:instrumental, percussion, jazz combo, dance orchestra, guitar
  • artist posted by:Trhulj, Lejla

Line up

  • Dani Carbonell (Clarinet)
  • Ivan Kovačević (Double Bass)
  • Julien Chanal (Guitar)
  • Mattia Schirosa (accordion)
  • Oleksander Sora (Violin)
  • Sandra Sangiao (Main vocal)
  • Stelios Togias (percussion)

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Barcelona Gipsy balKan Orchestra (BGKO) is an international ensemble of musicians based in Barcelona which is awakening the interest of audiences all over Europe through their genuine reinterpretations of traditional music from the Balkans, the Middle East and the Mediterranean shores. A music that goes straight to your heart without tricks.

The unique and contemporary sound of the BGKO comes from their passionate and relentless exploration of sounds and timbres from the romani, klezmer, balkan and mediterranean music. All understood as a set of musical traditions and multi ethnic cultures which go beyond any geographical boundary, nurtured by the imprints of the different peoples who inhabited these lands.

The group itself blend the different artistic influences of its members, enriched and shaped by Barcelona's vibrant musical scene: from traditional Catalan, Greek, Italian, Russian and Midle Eastern songs to the vital vibes of jazz manouche and rockabilly.