Barbara Letoqueux : Voice, Guitar, Perc.

Enora Maillot : Voice, Perc.

Enora Le Saouter : Voic, Perc.

Jimmy Poleya (guest) : Drums

Etienne Callac (guest) : Bass

Soren Canto (guest) : Machines

Yohann Le Ferrand : Art Direction

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The heart in Reunionese Creole, beats the rhythm in a Breton “ker”: a village, a home, somewhere in the Atlantic. A new repertoire of compositions, where the pandeiro and the alfaia are now supported by electro sounds and vocal harmonies.

Whether in Portuguese, Breton, Reunionese Creole or French, the mixed compositions of "Transatlântikèr" reveal the sensitive universe and the story of each member of the trio.

Here, world music takes on its full meaning!

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Compositions: Trio Bacana

Arrangement: Yohann Le Ferrand

Recorded at Klud Records studio, during the winter of 2019 by Mathieu Le Ferrand

Mixing: Jonathan Marcoz

Mastering: Marc "Marquito"

Produced by: Collective Klam, Leo Neveu

Graphics: Coralie Choupeaux

Transatlântikèr - TRIO BACANA - KR11

Name: Transatlântikèr - TRIO BACANA - KR11
SKU: KR11

SKU: KR11

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From Brittany to Brazil!
The Klam collective is always open to the cultural world without borders : Spontus, Menace d'Éclaircie, Les Frères Paranthoen, the duo Menguy-Berenguer, LAB and since last June a new album which is hot in the " Ker with the Bacana trio. A subtle blend of Breton, Creole, Brazilian and French culture. The " ker » the heart in Reunionese Creole, rhythms the tempos without limit with an energy to move mountains and a sensuality of voices and rhythms that will not leave you indifferent. The three musical singers : Barbara Letoqueux Enora Maillot, Enora Le Saouter, sing, dance to the sound of the pandeiro, the alfaia (wooden drum with animal skins, which are stretched by strings placed along the body of the instrument), supported in this album of electro sounds, drums and bass (Jimmy Poleya, Etienne Callac, and Soren Canto). It's a little confusing on first listen, because the mix of sounds and the languages used are disturbing, but the magic sets in quickly and we are embarked on a musical universe that warms our hearts and souls in this troubled times. It's an album of worlds of music that you shouldn't miss, to listen to with your heart on your sleeve and to share with friends.
Gérard Viel - 5Planètes
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I must admit that I have listened to the record at least thirty times in recent weeks, and that I know less and less whether I prefer "A côte de Toi", "Rah Koëd" [...] or the irresistible piece of overture “Já me cansei”. […]
But believe me: these three, we will hear about it.
Brittany is called Breizh in Breton. Well, then this “Breizhiliana” music is excellent!
(Dani Heyvaert - Rootstime (NL)
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Trio Bacana is what you could really call a world music trio […]
The songs in Portuguese, Breton, French and Reunionese Creole reflect the history and universe of each member of the trio.
A sensual music, but also funny, playful and vital. Strongly recommended!
Moors Magazine

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