Cafe International

Cafe International

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Cafe International episodes

  • Vigüela live session (Recorded in Madrid)

    This week’s Cafe International, features a live session with the legendary Spanish folk ensemble, Vigüela, recorded in Madrid.


    With:

    Jorge Martinez 

    Juan Antonio Torres

    Carmen Torres

    Maria Nieto


    Special thanks to engineer Roy Santana at  M20 Studios in Madrid, and to Araceli Tzigane Sanchez for all of her help with this episode 


    With host Dan Rosenberg

    29 min
  • Kon-Fusion live session

    This week on Cafe International , a live session with Kon-Fusion, a Chilean Cumbia-Ska band from Montreal

     🙏 To Eli Levinson and to our engineer Neel Modi

    With host Dan Rosenberg

    29 min
  • Gabriel Palatchi live session

    This week in Cafe International: a live session with Argentinian tango pianist Gabriel Palatchi.

    Gabriel began playing piano at the age of eight, showing from an early age a natural connection with the instrument. He studied classical music in Buenos Aires and trained with renowned masters of blues, tango, jazz, and Latin jazz. After graduating in 2007 from Berklee International School in Argentina, he continued his studies in Cuba with the legendary Latin jazz pianist Chucho Valdes, an experience that deeply shaped his artistic vision and expanded his connection to Afro-Cuban music, rhythm, and improvisation.


    Special thanks to our engineer Neel Modi

    With host Dan Rosenberg 

    29 min
  • Sara Curruchich live session

    Sara Curruchich joins us for a special live session to talk about her album Mujer Indigena, the International Indigenous Music Summit, and she performs live on the show.

    With host Dan Rosenberg

    30 min
  • A live session with Dobranotch

    This week on Cafe International, a live session with Dobranotch, a leading voice of klezmer revival from Eastern Europe for newly 30 years. Founded by violinist Mitia Khramtsov, they mix klezmer (Eastern European Jewish), Balkan, Russian, Roma, Middle Eastern, Ukrainian and Caucasian traditional music, using also modern styles and rhythms, but preserving the acoustic sound of a traditional klezmer wedding orchestra.

    Special thanks to engineer Neel Modi.

    With host Dan Rosenberg 

    29 min
  • Voces de Bullerengue live session

    This week on Cafe International, a special live session with the Grammy-nominated Afro-Colombian women’s group, Voces De Bullerengue and their producer, Manuel Garcia-Orozco.From the deep countryside of Colombia’s Afro-descendant Maroon Caribbean emerges Voces del Bullerengue, a collective of elder women singers safeguarding the ancestral legacy of bullerengue. This traditional music and dance style is rooted in rural communities near Montes de María, including Evitar, María la Baja, San José del Playón, Villa Gloria, and San Cristóbal del Trozo, in Colombia’s northwest region. The project brings together cantadoras who have preserved this tradition as a living practice of memory, resistance, and community healing. With host Dan RosenbergSpecial thanks to engineers Weajue Mambo and Neel Modi and to Juana Hermida and the team at Lula Lounge for all their help with this episode.

    30 min
  • A live session with Jason Wilson and Ashara

    A special live session with Jason Wilson and Ashara, recorded in Toronto at Jesse's Jazz Cafe in Downsview. Jason talks about the history of Reggae music in Canada, his collaborations with UB40, Alanis Morissette, Aswad, Fairport Convention and more - and they perform a magnificent live session.

    With host Dan Rosenberg

    30 min
  • A live session with Keïla (from Reunion Island)

    This week's edition of Cafe International features an interview and live session with Keïla, where we learn about Maloya - a traditional form of music from Reunion Island.

    With host Dan Rosenberg

    Special thanks to our engineer Neel Modi

    30 min

About Cafe International

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Join host Dan Rosenberg on a radio series featuring interviews with musicians from around the world, from Fatoumata Diawara to Goran Bregovic where we learn about folk music and its history.