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- country:Spain
- region:Galicia
- style(s):Celtic, Traditional
- label:Producciones Mirmidon
- type:Band
- gender:male, female
- instrumentation:instrumental, vocal
- artist posted by:Mirmidón Productions
Line up
- BIEITO ROMERO (BAGPIPES, DIATONIC ACCORDION, HURDY-GURDY)
- BRAIS MACEIRAS (ACCORDION)
- IRMA MACIAS (VOICE)
- NURIA NAYA (FIDDLE)
- PATXI BERMÚDEZ (BODHRAN, DRUM, DJEMBÉ)
- PEDRO VALERO (GUITARS)
- XAN CERQUEIRO (FLUTES)
- XAVIER FERREIRO (LATIN PERCUSSIONS, EFFECTS)
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Luar Na Lubre founded in 1986, with the aim of promoting and publicising Galician music and culture. After three decades of successful career, 19 albums released, and offered more than 1,500 concerts, in more than 30 countries, Luar Na Lubre has become one of the most international and reference groups in folk music.
Consistency and fidelity to the folk universe define, from the beginning, the work of Luar Na Lubre. Since the release of their first album, 'O son do ar', a song that came versioning Mike Oldfield, the Galician group has stood out for offering its own sound, which is inspired by Galician music.
A work that is reflected in each of the albums published by the group led by Bieito Romero: Beira Atlántica (1990); Ara Solis (1993), Plenilunio (1997), Cabo do mundo (1999); XV Aniversario (2001); Espiral (2002); Hai un paraíso (2004); Saudade (2005), Camiños do fin da terra (2007); Ao Vivo (2009); Solsticio (2010), Sons da Lubre nas Noites de Luar (2012), Mar Maior (2012); Torre de Breoghan (2014), Extramundi (2015), XXX Aniversario (2016) y Ribeira Sacra (2018), Vieiras e vieiros. Historias de peregrinos (2020).
Today, the music of Luar Na Lubre, with its own recognized and consolidated identity, is part of the collective heritage. After the success of the album 'Ribeira Sacra' (2018), the group returns to the stage to present their new album 'Vieiras e vieiros. Historias de Peregrinos' (2020), an album that visualizes the artistic, cultural and natural footprint of the ancient 'path of the stars', through the stories of those who, with scallops, walked their paths: pilgrims.