#Creology tour have started in the best way with a preview concert
at Celtic Connections in Glasgow in a double bill with legendary band 'Orchestra Baobab'.
On Feb 01 a great feature at the Herald Scotland jornal:
http://www.heraldscotland.com/arts_ents/15061045.Carmen_Souza_and_the_Cape_Verde_connection/?ref=fbshr
The concert was great and received 4STARS reviews in both THE HERALD and THE SCOTSMAN:
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at Celtic Connections in Glasgow in a double bill with legendary band 'Orchestra Baobab'.
On Feb 01 a great feature at the Herald Scotland jornal:
http://www.heraldscotland.com/arts_ents/15061045.Carmen_Souza_and_the_Cape_Verde_connection/?ref=fbshr
The concert was great and received 4STARS reviews in both THE HERALD and THE SCOTSMAN:
"Portugese-born, of Cape Verdean parentage, opening act
Carmen Souza was another of those enchanting surprises that Celtic Connections
consistently springs, combining a jazz virtuoso’s vocal technique and range
with an array of Lusophone influences, from fado to samba, morna to bossa and
much more besides, including a bittersweet, almost Celtic-sounding ballad and a
frisky, sunny-hued “Cape Verdean blues” in tribute to the islands’ national
drink." ****The Scotsman by Sue Wilson
http://www.scotsman.com/lifestyle/culture/music/music-review-orchestra-baobab-carmen-souza-1-4357195
"Portuguese singer, guitarist and pianist Carmen Souza’s trio began in
Brazil with Milton Nascimento’s Ponta de Areia and quickly established that
their approach would be one of laid-back persuasion and quiet mastery. While
Souza sang and scatted in voices that ranged from the childlike to the deeply
sexy, her superb bassist, Theo Pascal and marvellously relaxed but alert drummer,
Elias Kacomanolis often insinuated as much as stated the groove." ****The Herald by Rob
Adams
