SOUL/TRIP/ROCK desde Bs. As. para el cosmos che!

 How would a music sound if we could gather the most refined and beautiful South American traditions with jazz, classical colors and an open-minded fusion with no style?  
We would get Andres Beeuwsaert's music!
 As a matter of fact, with Andres Beeuwsaert's music, words are unnecessary and perhaps downgrading.
 Listening to his music, one could probably find some "touches" from artists such as Lyle Mays or Keith Jarret...but in his own South American way, Andres is always recreating music!!
 That's probably why Andres Beeuwsaert has already played with great musicians like Ivan Lins, Joe Lovano, Steve Khan, Hugo Fattoruso, Charly Garcia, Pedro Aznar (ex-musician of the Pat Metheny Group), Mono Fontana, David Lebon, Fats Fernandez, the Brazilian singer Tati Parra, guitarist Yotam Silberstein, Leo Genovese & Javier Malosetti, among many others.
 Nevertheless, Andres Beeuwsaert is not just a great pianist, but a composer of sublime and captivating masterpieces. And he also performs some of the best compositions of Lyle Mays, Dino Saluzzi, Carlos Aguirre, Hugo Fattoruso, Eduardo Mateo, Léa Freire, Claus Ogerman, Mário Laginha, Javier Cornejo, and Simón Díaz 

Difusiones Musicales - Daniel Shocrón

Me llamo Daniel Shocrón nacido en Bahía Blanca (Argentina) el 29 de Octubre de 1963.

Con primaria y secundaria en dicha ciudad.

En el año 1983 comencé mi labor como camarógrafo en LU 80 Telenueva Canal 9 de Bahía Blanca.

Al año siguiente ingresé en LRA 13  Radio Nacional de Bahía Blanca  y mi función era operador de estudio,musicalizador, discotecario, programador.

Musicalicé en varios programas que se emitían en dicha radio y conjuntamente realizaba mi programa radial llamado "Crecimiento" , como conductor, productor y director artístico, el cual se emitía los sábados de 16 hs a 18 hs.
Realizaba entrevistas a diferentes músicos tanto a nivel nacional e internacional entre los que se destacan: Manolo Juárez, Rodolfo Mederos, Gustavo Moretto, Antonio Tarrago Ros, Sixto Palavecino, Suna Rocha, Teresa Parodi, Alejandro Lerner, Carlos Franzetti, Jorge Navarro, Litto Nebia, Rubén Rada, Silvina Garré, Valeria Lynch, Alejandro Santos, Jairo, Marcelo San Juan, Julia Zenko, Raúl Carnota, Mercedes Sosa, Osvaldo Pugliese, Chango Farías Gómez, Marian Farías Gómez, Andrés Boiarsky, Verónica Condomi, Peteco Carabajal, entre tantos otros músicos reconocidos de nuestra Argentina.

A partir de ese momento comienza mi pasión por difundir a nuestros Músicos Populares Argentinos.

Luego de mi paso por Radio Nacional mi interés era hacer conocer a todo el mundo los temas referidos a los músicos, desde ese momento me incorporé a las distintas  redes  sociales en el mundo como por ejemplo: "Los 40 principales", "Facebook", "You Tube", "Twitter"  y ahora soy el autor de esta "Página Web", en la cual mi interés es seguir difundiendo la Música Popular Argentina en sus diferentes estilos: folklore, jazz y tango entre otros.

En la actualidad sigo Difundiendo Música:
Difusor Oficial del Músico: Jorge Navarro , pianista de Jazz.  
Difundo a diferentes interpretes, autores y cantantes, de Toda Argentina, Uruguay , latinoamericana del Sur, Centro y Norte, con extensión en Países Europeos en general, viviendo en la  ciudad de  Mar del Plata - Buenos Aires - Argentina

In 2012, I was struck by a colon cancer and to overcome my feelings of vulnerability during my chemo treatments which ended last January 3, 2013, I composed a musical suite called Celebrating life that contains 13 pieces (one for each of the 12 treatments plus a virtual encore  :-) ) . In february 7, after a series of tests, my doctor declare me a cancer survival l!!

But you know, I had a life before :-)  So,  I would like to introduce myself briefly!

I started to play clarinet at 12 years old  (now I am 60). After being a self learner for 5 years, I studied clarinet at the Montreal Conservatory from 1970 to 73 (classical music was not for me). Then I started my jazz career  from 1974 to 1984. During that period of time, I produce 3 records (they were called LP at the time :-)  ). The peak of my jazz musician career was to win the Montreal International Jazz Festival contest 1984. Then … nothing … I stopped to play clarinet for 20 years… why? Too long to explain … I restarted to play clarinet in 2004… I am glad I did so. Now, I am a part time musicians playing just to enjoy it. I have started to do collaborations with some of the Soundcloud community member and I enjoyed very much the experience! Looking forward to do more colabs in a near future!

See you

Michel Martineau

En 2012, j'ai été atteint par un cancer du colon et pour vaincre mon sentiment de vulnérabilité pendant mes traitements de chimio qui ont terminés 3 janvier 2013, j'ai composé cette suite musicale de 13 pièces musicales (une pour chacun des 12 traitements plus un rappel virtuel). Le 7 février 2013, suite à une série de test, mon médecin déclara que tout était revenu à la normale pour moi

Comme vous le savez, j’ai eu une autre vie avant :-). Alors, j’aimerais me présenter brièvement :

 J'ai commencé à jouer la clarinette à l'âge de 12 ans (maintenant je viens d’avoir 60 ans ). Après avoir été musicien autodidacte pendant 5 ans, je suis allé étudier la clarinette au Conservatoire de Montréal de 1970 à 73 (musique classique n'était pas pour moi). Puis j'ai commencé ma carrière de jazz au Canada de 1974 à 1984. Au cours de cette période de temps, j'ai enregistré 3 disques (ils étaient appelés LP à l’époque). Le point culminant de ma carrière de musicien de jazz a été de remporter le concours du Festival International de Jazz de Montréal  1983. 
Et après ... rien ... Je me suis arrêté de jouer la clarinette pendant 20 ans ... pourquoi? Trop long à expliquer ... Je recommençai à jouer la clarinette en 2004 ... Je suis très contant d’avoir recommencé. Maintenant, je suis un musicien à temps partiel qui jouent juste pour le plaisir de jouer. J'ai commencé à faire des collaborations avec  des membres de la communauté Soundcloud et j'ai beaucoup apprécié l'expérience! Au plaisir de faire plusieurs collaborations  dans un futur rapproché!

Salut bien

Michel Martineau



A sonic ritual with an electronic pulse, fueled by analog looping and live DJ performing, giving birth to a merge between the spirit of the Andean and Amazonian ancestral music and the electronic music´s groove.
The trio, based in Brazil, combines regional instruments from South América, such as quena, zampoña, charango, birimbao and pandeiro with djembe, guitar, bass, vocals and electronic sounds. This electro-organic groove strongly inspires dance as well as introspection. A celebration of presence to awaken our essence.
Pasaje Universo has been touring around South América and Europe since 2011, participating in numerous festivals of electronic, healing and world music, becoming recognized in various musical scenes.

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