In February of 2019 a group of musicians from different backgrounds come toguether to collaborate and play with local folk musicians from the village of Kutch in Gujarat, India, as part of an artistic and social project curated by the indian organization "The Road Trip Experience, A Colaborative Road Trip for Creators" ( https://www.redbull.com/in-en/creator-road-trips-with-RTX ) and the support of Mahindra Xuv 500. 
These songs are the result of 4 intense days of collaborations and long sessions of recordings. 

Gala Soler: saxo alto
Kahan Sha: tabla
Ankoor ka: voz
Pratamesh Tambe: producción

"Rang"

In February of 2019 a group of musicians from different backgrounds come toguether to collaborate and play with local folk musicians from the village of Kutch in Gujarat, India, as part of an artistic and social project curated by the indian organization "The Road Trip Experience, A Colaborative Road Trip for Creators" ( https://www.redbull.com/in-en/creator-road-trips-with-RTX ) and the support of Mahindra Xuv 500. 
These songs are the result of 4 intense days of collaborations and long sessions of recordings. 
Kutch Folk Music Ensamble: Voices 
Rahul Raahi: voice
Gala Soler: saxo alto
Kahan Sha: tabla
Pratamesh Tambe: producción

"Goli"

In February of 2019 a group of musicians from different backgrounds come toguether to collaborate and play with local folk musicians from the village of Kutch in Gujarat, India, as part of an artistic and social project curated by the indian organization "The Road Trip Experience, A Colaborative Road Trip for Creators" ( https://theexperience.co/ ) and the support of Mahindra Xuv 500. 
These songs are the result of 4 intense days of collaborations and long sessions of recordings.

"Khadineem"

n Summer of 2018, a bunch of artists from different countries decided to travel along the east african roads from South Africa till Egypt to collaborate with people they meet on the way and create art that moves beyond borders. They did it without any funds, relying on the support of people and artists they met on the road.
These songs are the result of a that process of collaboration, and love for music, thanks to the voluntary participation of musicians, producers and studio recordings.
Alley Lloyd: Base and Composition
Ife Piankhi: Lyrics
Gala Soler: Alto Saxophone

Special thanks to:
Circus Zambia, Harare, (Zambia)

"Welcome The Stranger" The Great African Caravan (Zambia)

In Summer of 2018, a group of artists from different countries decided to travel along the east african roads from South Africa till Egypt to collaborate with people they meet on the way and create art that moves beyond borders. They did it without any funds, relying on the support of people and artists they met on the road.
These songs are the result of a that process of collaboration, and love for music, thanks to the voluntary participation of musicians, producers and studio recordings from Africa.

“Tunasonga Mbele” means' we move forward’ in Kiswahili, and it speaks about the personal effort into making change towards the environment and impacting positive life in general despite facing resistance, and the importance of taking action.
This song was recorded at Karen Village in Nairobi, Kenya after a week of collaboration between musicians of The Great African Caravan and local musicians from Nairobi.

Special Thanks to:
All the members and friends of Dipa Konnection Band:
Sitonik Taiyana (singer)
Gūgz Ngūgi (percussionist)
Abdul Sigilai (percussionist)
Joash Masese (alto sax)

Ashton Laurence (singer)
Marcy Kiman (drumms)

Ras Benji from Band Roots Connection.
Timothy Boikwa, Managin Director and Producer Still Allive. Productions. Karen Village, Nairobi, Kenya.
National Theatre of Kenya (Nairobi).

"Tunason Mbele" The Great African Caravan (Kenya)

Vuyolewethu Maseti (singer, arranger and composer)
Zama Qombi, marimba player and teacher
Gala Soler (alto sax)
Special thank to:
Yandisa Botha, Managing Director of Warship Productions. Khayelitsha. (South Africa).
All the marimba students of Rainbow Art Organization
Rainbow Art Organization. Delft. (South Africa)
Makukhanye Art Room. Khayelitsha,(South Africa).
Africa United (Cape Town, South Africa)
All the people from Delft and Kalyelishta that welcome us.

Recorded @ Warship Production

"Ingoma yoloyisi" Song of Victory. The Great African Caravan (South Africa)

Canto a la diosa del mar. Tema original de Monica Salmasó
Fatima Colombo: voz, coros, pandeiro, violín 
Gala Soler: saxo y coros
Fernando Mendietta: guitarra electrica
María Cardozo: violín y tank drum

Iemanjá, a sing for the goodness of the ocean

Aarti is a fire ceremony for the Ganga River. Hindus believe that Ganga is a godness alive. 
Compose by Gala Soler (alto saxophone)
Fernando Mendietta (guitar)

Aarti

Tea in The Sahara by The Police 
Fatima Colombo (mail vocalist)
Gala Soler (Saxophone, Gong)
Fernando Mendieta (Guitar)
Pochi Cardozo (violin)

Tea In The Sahara

Zamba (traditional rythm of North of Argentina) composed by Cuchi Leguizamon
Gala Soler (Alto Saxophone)
Fernando Mendieta (Guitar)

Zamba De Lozano

Saxophonist from Salta, Argentina. 
Has participated of different social and artistic projects across Africa, India and Argentina such as "The Great African Caravan"(South Africa, Zimbawe, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt) and The Road Trip Experience (Gujarat, India)

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