Everybody wants "Amor y Oro" -  so we bring you the best of us and our music. We bring joy, pure energy, musicality and fun. Welocome in Caravana Banda world - Crazy balkan - flamenco - gypsy fusion band created. 
written by Tomas Prusa
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Amor Y Oro

In the deep forests of Poland, there is a magic land with small houses, natural honey, nature in harmony and old chants still from the epoque that people were tuning differently (there was no radio getting there). They have their own particular tunner in their voices and ears. 
Some of this chants tell a story about tragic love or war days. But some of them describes the rhythm of each and every day of people lives. 
This stroy is about young women who looks for a real prince and not just a boy from the village. Everybody tells her that if she will not get merried soon, she will be a wife of some old nasty men. But she believes in her dream of real love.
Once we heard this beautiful tune we thought it sounds like music from middle east, we decided to give a special flamenco/arabic arragment to it. And....enjoy the effect!

U Jeziurecka u bystry wody

"...I have car that fits only on Plaza Mayor in Madrid, I have a special permition from the Devil to make parties all over Spain, only I know when I will drink my last shot..."
Short describtion of Tomas attitude towards live and music. Amazing, energetic, great tune.

Prusa Es Mi Nombre

Caravana Banda is not just 5 guys with trumpets, no! This is one girl and guys with big trumpets, guitar and drums and unusual musical idea. 
First, you feel the energy of the team, then you can hear tunes of a very old world: a native of gypsy stories, Balkan music, Kurpie swirls, Flamenco Rhythms. Then the energy tangels and mixes up with emotional lyrics and melodies of songs that this Polish – Czech band writes, produces and composes. 
This orchestra is full of exotic instruments, and talented, eccentrical musicians. Songs of Caravana are instrumentally brilliant, catchy and originally arranged. The band takes inspirations from their roots by playing some of the Kurpie melodies, but also some traditions from  the Czech Moravian region. On their concerts you will be hear  tunes from Romania, Albania, Serbia, Spain, Poland, Czech Republik, as well as their original songs…. and even some of the Brazilian touch, which band has more and more in common with. They go to Sao Paolo to record their first album with Grammy Winner Producer – Ale Siquiera.