Las Lloronas at Old Roots New Routes at Amstelkerk

This Brussels-based women’s trio Las Lloronas loves “small cafés, village squares, the warmth of a living room”. In such familiar intimacy, their melancholic three-part harmony blossoms optimally. But musicians like Lhasa de Sela, Noname and Ibeyi also inspire their overwhelming concerts full of feminist poetry. Then Spanish folk and playful hip-hop fuse with ladino and blues influences, experience with Las Lloronas “A moment of powerful vulnerability, on the border of lament, daydream and battle cry”. Very fittingly they are playing on 8th and 9th March, to celebrate International Women’s Day. Recently they released their new album ‘Out of Blue’....

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This Brussels-based women’s trio Las Lloronas loves “small cafés, village squares, the warmth of a living room”. In such familiar intimacy, their melancholic three-part harmony blossoms optimally. But musicians like Lhasa de Sela, Noname and Ibeyi also inspire their overwhelming concerts full of feminist poetry. Then Spanish folk and playful hip-hop fuse with ladino and blues influences, experience with Las Lloronas “A moment of powerful vulnerability, on the border of lament, daydream and battle cry”. Very fittingly they are playing on 8th and 9th March, to celebrate International Women’s Day. Recently they released their new album ‘Out of Blue’.

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