"Yansa", goddess of the wind and storms. She rushes in on drums, basslines and sensual vocals that gain momentum with the force of the rhythm.

Yansa

Exu, the omnipresent messenger spirit, who paves the way

 “Axé Moyugba” in which Marise and Amarilis send a welcome greeting into a colorful space floating between African beats and bells and subtle electronic rhythms.

Aché Moyugbá

djiiva* ___ GLOBALmashUP // 2011
presenting:

1) TURBO TRIO // Intro
2) SOLO MODERNA // Sonido Pouble (Dixone Remix)
3) NSISTA // Salve Jorge
4) djiiva* MashUp // MILTON NASCIMENTO // Fé Cega Faca Amolada // 
THINK FREAK // Bluff
5) BOB HOLROYD // Rafiki (Hi Life Mix)
6) djiiva* MashUp // BOMBA ESTEREO // La Bombilla //  DJ TWENTY QUICK // Mojito Zeggie
7) BOB HOLROYD // Drumming Up a Storm
8) LARYTTA // Ya Ya ya
9) RADIOCLIT // Train to Bamako // djiiva* edit
10) DARKSTARR // African Drug (Original Tribal Mix)
11) djiiva* MashUp // AXEL KRYGIER // Échale Semilla // RAMON TAPIA // Mi Esposa

djiiva* ___ GLOBALmashUP

CABOCLA_ NSISTA 2009

djiiva* - beats, lyrics, keyboards, vocals
Amarilis V. - vocals

composed by Marise Cardoso aka djiiva*, produced by Marise Cardoso aka djiiva* y Juan Cristobal Saavedra
feat. Alan Souza (timbales)

mastered by Juan Cristobal Saavedra - www.equipoweb.de

CABOCLA_ NSISTA_originalMIX

Bold warriors and the battles of everyday life.
In this release, the sisters of NSISTA still crossing borders and genres with their original music. Warm electronic beats, ethereal voices, trance atmospheres and a very clear message: Commitment with everything you think, speak, want, consume and spread. Dedicated to the brave and tireless warriors worldwide.

Guerreros de Audaces Batallas

ECHOES of MOYUGBÁ is a particular reinterpretation of the NSISTA´s music, where 4 producers were guest to investigate in depth of sounds and afro-brazilian beats of the sisters, to find new ways with trancedental amplitude.

DJIIVA (Brasil // Barcelona) _ EXU remix

Tireless brazilian artist, shaking up the Barcelona´s cultural scene since 2000: Marise Cardoso is architect, half of NSISTA, founder and director of 2 important Festivals: PULGAS MIX _ new tendences, fashion, music and urban arts and FEMELEK _ women, art and technology, with more than 25 editions released in 10 years. Her music is a trip where electronic beats are mixed with the infinite afro brazilian & latin influences, surprising with her powerful   and feminine flow.
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EXU _ djiiva*  Remix

 IBEJI é a festiva homenagem das irmas NSISTA a divindade do jogo, da felicidade e da inocência. Entre ritmos brasileiros, eletrônica avançada e um coral de crianças de Barcelona, fazem reverencia ao sorriso que abre portas.

Faixa do disco MOYUGBÁ, editado pela nova plataforma 189MHz, é o lúcido manifesto de umas músicas que compreenderam que para criar uma linguagem nova e projetá-la ao mundo globalizado é preciso estreitar os vínculos com suas raízes. 

Concreto, ao mesmo tempo que espiritual, tão respeitoso como arriscado, na mesma distância da terra úmida, que da pista de baile, o debut de NSISTA é um convite ao assombro e ao encantamento. 

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NSISTA _ IBEJI

CAROÇO é um irresistível convite ao baile, com triângulos, guitarras groovies e bumbos 
contundentes, faixa do primeiro disco das irmas NSISTA, lançado em Maio de 2011 por 189MHz.

Perfeita traduçao da investigaçao musical de NSISTA, na condiçao de imigrantes brasileiras em Barcelona, que não só reconhecem sua origem mestiça, mas também indagam sobre ela até chegar às profundezas dos mitos e sons da cultura afro brasileira, para a partir daí projetar uma música e expressão cênica que representa a tradição, convertendo-a em vanguarda. 

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NSISTA _ CAROÇO

////// 2012 _ the song & NSISTA remix //////
.....................FREE DOWNLOAD........................
http://www.archive.org/download/2012NsistaRemix/2012.zip
 
1 _ 2012 _ The Velotroll _ original mix
2 _ 2012 _ NSISTA Remix

Composed by R. Mustafé y Amarilis Vitale Cardoso
Produced by Amarilis Vitale Cardoso

2012 _ NSISTA remix
Remixed by Marise Cardoso aka Djiiva* and mixed by Amarilis Vitale Cardoso

The Velotroll is:
R Mustafé: bass, guitar, voice
Amarilis: voice, guitar, keyboard, percussion, beats

Mastering: Juan Cristóbal Saavedra (www.equipoweb.de)
Art Work: Deborah Robbiano
BARCELONA 2011

2012 _ NSISTA Remix

2000 e tantos foi gravada em SALVADOR _ Bahia _ dentro do projeto ZONA MUNDI de RadioMundi, conectando diferentes gêneros musicais e músicos nacionais, na perspectiva de gerar novos conteúdos musicais e artísticos. Com seu núcleo base 
sediado em Salvador, o projeto já reuniu artistas como BNegão, Guizado, Chico Corrêa, Buguinha Dub, o duo Finlândia, Nsista, dentre outros.

Letra & flow: NSISTA _ Marise e Amarilis Cardoso
Musica: RADIOMUNDI _ Dj Mangaio (Synt, FX, Samplers), Marcelo Seco (Bass), Jorge Dubman (Drum), Junix (Guitarra, FX), Mama Soares (Percussao) + Vince de Mira e Pedro Gaudenz (Arte Grafica) 



2000 e tantos (RadioMundi feat. NSISTA)

Afrobeat Project y la revista Enlace Funk se unen a la comunidad internacional del afrobeat para celebrar la Felabration __ El DÍA de FELA. 

Desde ESPAÑA aportamos nuestro granito de arena en su memoria, y en la difusión del AFROBEAT, en forma de disco, La MÚSICA ES EL ARMA DEL FUTURO __ A Tribute to FELA KUTI from Spanish Bands __ donde un total de diez bandas nacionales han recogido una canción de FELA y lo han llevado a su terreno.

Las hermanas NSISTA desarrollan la canción ZOMBIE de FELA KUTI, inspiradas por su contenido critico hacia la policía y la represión de las LIBERTADES personales y colectivas, muy acorde con los TIEMPOS ACTUALES en España y en otros países del mundo. 

Desde NSISTA creemos fuertemente que _ SI _ LA MUSICA ES EL ARMA DEL FUTURO y el momento es AHORA!!!!!

www.nsista.net
www.189mhz.net

Barcelona, verano 2012.


ZOMBIE ___ NSISTA ___ Tribute to FELA KUTI from Spanish Bands ___ LA MUSICA ES EL ARMA DEL FUTURO

Now or Now, a song that brings all of the earlier ideas together in one euphoric,
sambaloca call to action. Wake up! The time is now. There’s no choice, we must engage and embark on a new direction. Now or Now shifts away from the darker tone of Eu Vi, it is emphatic, soaring, the kind of song to get us off the couch and into the street.

NOW OR NOW

The beats are dense, there’s a menacing undercurrent to the music, and the lyrics talk about things we’ve seen, mentions of war and natural disasters, corroded systems, the edge of an abyss. But Eu Vi doesn’t stop there, it isn’t a laundry list of modern pain. It pulls back from the abyss, stands tall and offers us a look at all of the things we’ve yet to see, all of the things to strive for.

EU VI

Invisibles Caminos del Viento, reminds us that we hold the answers to the
questions haunting our times and how, with a little faith in ourselves, we can find the way.

INVISIBLES CAMINOS DEL VIENTO

Temps Incerts, a song in Catalan, is an uplifting reflection on how times of uncertainty aren’t cause for despair. Change is also an opportunity to build something new, to “trace our own way through the world.” The song’s airy brightness conveys a feeling of possibility, but underneath its sparkle, a percussive beat lets us know that it’s not going to be easy.

TEMPS INCERTS

Iby Guara, a song in Tupi Guaraní, talks about the divine essence we all carry within, although we might be blind to it at times. Earthy rhythms, vocals soaring high above almost like a religious chant.
It reminds us that we hold the answers to the questions haunting our times and how, with a little faith in ourselves, we can find the way.

IBY GUARA

NSISTA is a remarkable musical project from the brazilian sisters, Marise and Amarilis Cardoso. Their original audiovisual proposal is delightfully fresh, composed from electronic beats mixed with rhythms of afro-latin roots, interesting vocal games and impelling stage performance.

“I salute you,” say the sisters.
And not in spanish or portuguese, but in yoruba, an african language.

As brazilian immigrants in Barcelona, NSISTA not only recognize their ethnically mixed background, but explore it thoroughly, delving into the very depths of the myths and sound of Afro-Brazilian culture.

From this position, they embark on creating music and live performances that reflect tradition whilst transforming it into something completely new and unique, with the power of ancient roots music, energy of the new world beats and dynamic synergy.

The NSISTA sisters were born in a house full of records _ their father is a vinyl collector _ and began to experiment with classical music at a very young age, studying in conservatories, playing in orchestras, singing in choirs, rock bands and djing in Brazil. Both are architects and live and work with music between Barcelona and Brasil since the beginning of the millennium, and in 2007 got together to form NSISTA.

Released through the new 189MHz platform, the music of NSISTA is the lucid expression of two musicians who understand that in order to create a new language and launch it into a globalized world, one must first forge a strong connection to one’s roots.

Simultaneously concrete and spiritual, reverent and daring in equal measure, and as close to the damp earth as it is to the dance floor, NSISTA’s music invites listeners to get caught up in their spell and sense of amazement.

Two women, voices of different shades, organic beats, playing live digital and analogical percussion; in a forceful spectacle, with scenic interventions and total integration with the crowd.

Beats, music, lyrics, clothes, accessories, make up, 100% hand made by NSISTA.
www.nsista.net



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