Pastillas musicales pa'l relajo
Pancho Zeballos (voz), Fito Zavalaga (bajo), Israel Zavalaga (guitarra), Iván Sotomayor (batería), Jair Dávila (guitarra), Carlos Choi (percusión), Adrián Briceño (trompeta) y Gabi Castro (teclado).

-South-American Experimental Pop Band-
based in Lima - Perú

Members:
Ademir Malca - Vocals/synth
Rafael Benavides - guitar
Guido Paniagua - Bass/synth
Bruno Sanchez - Drums

Larry Rada nacido el 15 mayo de 1982 , mejor conocido como APACHE un lirico explicito con una amplia trayectoria artística en el rap Venezolano, residente del barrio las Minas
de Baruta, lugar mejor conocido en sus letras como LAS MINAS CITY, integrante de la agrupación venezolana 4to poder. Consta con tres discos como solista, el primero titulado
“Sin Anar Mucho” (2008) el segundo disco denominado “Anando” (2010) y para este 2012 APACHE hizo el lanzamiento ocial de su tercer disco titulado “Lo Necesario” en el festival rap latino la conexión en el mes de Junio.
En sus canciones APACHE no solo revela la realidad absoluta de su país, ciudad o barrio,sino su día a día en este lugar junto a la gran problemática que cobija a todos los venezolanos.
APACHE ha demostrado a quienes lo escuchan que con constancia y disciplina se logran trabajos que marcan pauta, como lo ha logrado con su video devuelta
al escenario, punta de lanza de su último trabajo discográco lo necesario que ya está a la venta en las principales ciudades del país.

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I am working on a concept to share the creative process. You will find a series of posts that show the development and progression of the music along with technical information including sources, techniques and links to influences. I would be very interested to have your thoughts and reactions to this project as it is in a very early stage of development and constructive feedback will help me develop the concept further.

I am a surgeon.  I work in a mostly poor and working class community in Arizona.  My practice is a mix of elective and urgent cases with a large amount of Laparoscopic and, more recently, Robotic procedures.

Many days and some nights I make lives better and some days I save a life.  There have been a few dark days when I’ve contributed to the universe’s entropy rather than added to it’s light.

After nearly 25 years in practice I still feel privileged to care for others and continue to love the performance of a surgery.

I am a musician.  I have been playing music since I was 10 years old.  I have played rock, dance music, European classical music and Jazz.  I studied music at Bennington College with Bill Dixon, Milford Graves, Nadi Qamar.  (If you don’t know them, Google them.)

A few years ago, I decided to learn how to create and produce computer based electronic music.

I have experienced more technological change during my career in surgery than in all of the rest of surgical history.  The technologies available to me as a musician have also evolved far beyond what I could have imagined as a student and young musician.

I am a child of the 60’s and 70’s and remember a time when popular music often reflected, connected to; responded to, and influenced the social and political challenges of the time.  My current musical interest is electronic protest music….Propaganda for a better world. 

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