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La metamorfosis de Pico y Canente | Mastretta | TEDxMadrid

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En una interpretación reducida a lo mínimo necesario, el músico y compositor Nacho Mastretta improvisa con su clarinete y piano sobre la percusión de Martin Bruhn. Invitando al público a unirse con los sonidos de sus cuerpos a sus instrumentos sin amplificar, alude al ancestral poder transformador de la música compartida en vivo y genera un espacio de emoción y sorpresa.

Realizador: Daniel Goldmann Editor: Xavi Fortino Operadores de cámara: Josep Fernández, Xavi Fortino, David Ramos, Nacho Valentín, Diego García, María López Sonido directo: Daniel Davidson Runner: Conchi Gascón Producido por: Manilafilms.com
Iluminación y sonido directo: Equipo técnico Teatro Fernán Gómez Centro Cultural de la Villa Escenografía: Teje la araña (tejelarana.com)
Diseño y Motion Graphics METAMORFOSIS: Alvaro León (alvaroleon.com) Música METAMORFOSIS: 6 Ghosts I by Nine Inch Nails (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/) Diseño de sonido & audio mix METAMORFOSIS: Francisco Mejía (pararayos.tv) Nacho Mastretta is a musician and a composer. Currently leads an orchestra of ten musicians that performs live and records albums ((“¡Vivan los Músicos!”, “El reino de Veriveri”) and film soundtracks (“Muchos hijos, un mono y un castillo”, “El gran Vázquez”, “Looking for Fidel” among others).

During his long career he has often collaborated with artists of other disciplines such as Impromadrid theater company, artists Xavier Mariscal and Suso 33, magician Jorge Blass or dancer Patricia Ruiz. He has also worked as a producer and arranger in other musicians' recordings, such as Augusto Bracho, Fetén Fetén, Josele Santiago, Julieta Venegas, Pablo Novoa or Peret. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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