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musician/producer based in berlin. i like to make multi-genre music, things like hip hip, lo-fi, folktronica, synthwave.

i also like to make mashups and remixes of songs that are not mine.

Suruba, or what in Brazilian means ´orgy´ is the word Delmar and Alvaro choose as an artistic name. An orgy of art that mixes music, design and fashion. 
The two met in 2000 at the European Design Institute in Madrid, and from that moment they became significant actors in the music industry. Delmar and Alvaro form this Spanish duo of music producers, record label managers, designers and old school DJs. 

Los Suruba has been enchanting their listeners for quite some time now with their mix of House, Minimal, Psychedelic and Deep Vibes. They define their music as Memories of the Future. 

Los Suruba managed to flourish four record labels each one with its personality, Suruba, Suruba X, Playa and the most recent one Nazca. This last one it's a unique project that links music with a fictional story inspired by ancient civilisations, the outer space, artificial and alien intelligence.

Awarded musical productions, tracks that have been in the top for weeks, a collaboration with fashion brand Marcelo Burlon – County of Milan, travelling all over the world are only a few of their achievements.

They have released with record labels like Crosstown Rebels, Diynamic, Last Night on Earth, Nazca, Get Physical, Culprit, Lazic, Tale & Tone, not to mention being remixed by international artists like Solomun, Sepp, Eric Volta, Kirik, Adriatique, Clarian, Okain, Santiago Garcia, Cristina Lazic, BRYZ, Enzo Leep or Theus Mago.

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Eighteen musicians from ten countries who speak nine different languages. Together they transform their variegated roots and cultures into one single language, music. This is the Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio (OPV). Taking inspiration from each musician’s background and traditional music, mixing and dipping into it with rock, pop, reggae and classical, the outcome is the unique sound of the OPV. A fusion of cultures and traditions; old and new sounds; little known instruments; memories; distant yet universal melodies; and voices from around the world.

The idea of creating an orchestra of musicians from different countries and cultures grew out of a larger project in 2002: saving the historical Cinema Apollo in Rome from becoming a bingo hall. Conceived and created by musician Mario Tronco with filmmaker Agostino Ferrente, the Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio was developed within the Apollo 11 Cultural Association, a project supported by artists, intellectuals, professionals and locals of the Esquilino district in Rome in order to enhance the intercultural characteristics of an area where Italians are the ethnic minority.

The Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio represents something quite singular. It is the first orchestra founded on the financial support and contributions from people trying to provide meaningful employment and residency to professional musicians who have come from all over the world and have made Italy their home.

Beyond its political and social value, the OPV promotes research and integration of diverse musical repertoires that are often unknown to the general public and hopes to improve the conditions of cultural and social isolation which many of the musicians often have to deal with.

The Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio held its debut concert in Rome on November 24, 2002 at the closing event of the Romaeuropa Festival.

The Magic Flute by the Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio 
Mozart’s opera told as a musical fairy tale passed on orally and interpreted in various ways by the musicians of the OPV:  The Magic Flute by the Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio. The first 30-minute ouverture of Mozart’s opera was performed in May 2007. In June 2009, the complete opera by the OPV debuted at the Les Nuits de Fourvière festival in Lyon followed by its Italian premiere in Rome at the Romaeuropa Festival. It has since been performed at national and international festivals and theaters including Paris, Athens, Barcelona, Naples, Genoa, Bahrain, Helsinki, Aix en Provence, Amsterdam and Rotterdam where the Orchestra recorded the live CD included in the book Il Flauto Magico secondo l’Orchestra di Piazza Vitorio (Ellliot Edizioni, 2010).

The Orchestra Today
The OPV continues to work on new ideas including the production and performances of Il Giro del Mondo in 80 Minuti (produced by the Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio) and their new album L’Isola di Legno (released by Parco della Musica Records). It is also on tour with concerts and performances of the Magic Flute at home and abroad.

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