dígame magazine September 2011

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October 2 - October 6

After a disaster with ferries and lorries back in July, Placebo havemanaged to fit a second date in their schedule to visit Mallorca. Analternative rock band formed in London in 1994 by a chance meetingof Brian Molko and Stefan Olsdal and now joined by drummer SteveForrest since 2006. Due to their penchant for androgynousattire/makeup and raw guitar riffs, they have been described bysome as a glam version of Nirvana. Best known for hit songs such as

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" ", " ", " " and a cover of" ". Their style has varied greatly: Their first album

featured a raw sound and a fairly minimalist instrumental lineup, butfollowing albums have had a slower, more melancholic tone and theystarted experimenting with synthesisers and other, less traditional,modes of sound production (particularly after Black Market Music).To date, they have released six studio albums, six EPs and twentyseven singles. They have gained considerable international recogni-tion and success having sold over one million albums in the UK aloneplus in excess of over ten million worldwide.

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Paco de Lucía is thought by many to be one of the greatest livingguitarist in the world. In 1958 he made his first public appearance and a yearlater he was awarded a special prize in the Jerez flamenco competition. At 14 hewas touring with the flamenco troupe of dancer Jose Greco who he worked withfor three seasons. From there the rest is history.

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-Mederos is a bandoneon player and a leading authority on the art of tango. Bornin Buenos Aires and still living there today, the city has always been his muse.The sounds of his bandoneon conjure up musical images of life, evoking ajourney through the hidden corners and turbulent times of his home city.

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From 2004 EUROCLÀSSICS has presented 25 productions of CarlOrff’s Carmina Burana across Mallorca, each one a total success andwith many of them sold out. In total, over the last 6 years, they haveperformed in front of over eleven thousand people. For the first timein August 2008 they brought their spectacle to the Auditorium dePalma and included big screen video projections made specificallyfor this production. The music itself is a scenic cantata composed byCarl Orff in 1935 and 1936 and is based on 24 of the poems foundin the medieval collection Carmina Burana. It is part of Trionfi, themusical triptych that also includes the cantata Catulli Carmina andTrionfo di Afrodite. The best-known movement is "Fortuna ImperatrixMundi" ("O Fortuna") that opens and closes the piece. A fantasticpiece of music although it is still remembered as the music from TheOld Spice ad.

22:00 from box office or servicaixa.com


October 8 - October 16

A favourite of the late John Peel, Nina Nastasia's rare gift of a voice is an intimate,winged presence that is able to either freeze or melt your heart; that can power-fully soar and twist, or brush ultra-gently against you, suddenly summoninggoose bumps. Picking over themes of love, longing and loss, childhood, dreamsand human dramas, her beautifully concise, hook-laden songwriting and thespare arrangements of her band have a certain gritty, rustic charm and intensity.Simultaneously tough and fragile, her songs crackle and smolder with an inti-mate emotional honesty and a dark undertow.

21:00 on the door or in advance via www.pecan-pie.org (between Jaume III & Sant Feliu)

TaPalma is a celebration of Spain’s greatest culinary contribution to the world,TAPAS! 55 tapas bars and restaurants in Palma will be offering a huge selectionof delicious mini bites, all for the shockingly low price of 2 euros a piece. Eachparticipating restaurant enters one of their creations into the TaPalma competi-tion and a panel of judges will award the best Tapa of 2010 to the correspondingchef and restaurant. It is a great social outing as the city is flooded with eagerand hungry foodies, plus it is also a wonderful way to discover restaurants younever even knew existed. Just pick up a leaflet from one of the venues and takeyourself on one of the four very different gastronomic routes through the streetsof Palma and enjoy some excellent food

Map leaflets also available tourism offices.Photo thanks to Fosh Food

The Campbell Brothers present African-American gospel music with electricsteel guitar and vocal. This tradition is just now emerging from the House of GodKeith Dominion Church, where for over sixty years it has been an integral part ofworship and a vital, if little known, American tradition. As the music moves fromsanctuary to concert hall -- including the Hollywood Bowl, the Kennedy Center,Brooklyn Academy of Music and Symphony Space - audiences are now able toappreciate a performance both devoted and rocking.

20:30 box office or www.servicaixa.com

A refreshing sound from this indie band. Their second album won them a bestSpanish band at the MTV awards. Renowned for their live performances andrelentless touring across the US and around Europe they have created a soundthat grabs you and makes you want to get up and dance.

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Mallorca Ballet Season 16 OctoberBoris Eifman, Artistic Director, Choreographer, and Director, has created over 40ballets and won the highest awards in the Rusian arts is a ballet based onthe novel by Pushkin, often referred to as “an encyclopaedia ofRussian life″. Eifman transports the piece to the present day, while maintainingthe poetry and philosophy of the original work. Eifman’s name is always associat-ed with the most interesting experimental and bold interpretations of classicworks and his production of was seen as one of the biggest cultural eventsof 2009. His message is enhanced by a mix of Tchaikovsky’s classical music andcontemporary music by Sitovetsky. Artistic images help to create a blend ofreality and fantasy, provoking a powerful emotional experience.

22:00 box office or call 971 734 735


October 17 - November 14

Horacio Hernandez, affectionally known as “El Negro” is one in-demand drum-mer! He has graced the efforts of Carlos Santana, and Afro Cuban sessions ofGonzalo Rubalcaba, and Michel Camilo. He may be Cuba’s most famous export-ed present-day drummer. He had defected from Cuba to Italy, and now makeshis home in the melting pot of New York City. His debut as a leader, Italuba, wasnominated for a Grammy. Now he is back with Italuba II, a mélange of rock, jazz,and Afro Cuban rhythms.

20:30 box office or www.servicaixa.com

Rockabilly is the music in-word at the moment, everywhere you turn anotherrockabilly band springs up from through to our very ownsuperb But you have to give it the these guys, headed by the sexyVinila who found fame through her own burlesque show and watched closelyfrom behind by The Lucky Dados, or should that be lucky Dados, this is a topnotch boogie band. Get the glad rags on!

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Christian Scott, born in 1983 in New Orleans is a Grammy Award nominated jazztrumpeter, composer and producer. He has been heralded by JazzTimes as "theArchitect of a new commercially viable fusion" and "Jazz's young style God."The nephew of jazz alto saxophonist Donald Harrison, since 2006 Scott hasreleased four studio albums, and one live recording. The trumpeter is noted forhis use of an unvoiced tone, which he calls his "whisper technique."

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For the past ten years this trio have broken down the walls of jazz convention andcreated an uncompromising body of work. Few jazz groups in recent memoryhave amassed such acclaim, and few have inspired such controversy. While thebulk of their output has been original music, they have deconstructed songs inthe pop, rock as well as the country and classical music idioms.

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A completely new edition of Disney Live! starts its world-wide tour in Spain.Disney Live! is a great theatrical spectacular with top quality artists and hasbeen enjoyed around the world. Mickey and his friends will shake it up with starsof the Sirenita, Aladdín and Toy Story from Disney/Pixar in their new tour DisneyLive! Mickey's Music Festival. In this superb production Disney’s best knownand loved songs have been jazzed up with an attractive mixture from the originalmusic and the latest sounds, including a bit of hip hop, pop, swing, reggae androck. An impressive star cast list include all your favourites with Mickey, Minnie,Donald and Goofy, Ariel, Sebastián and Úrsula, Yasmín, Aladdín and the Genie,Woody, Buzz, Jessi and more all coming together to make a great show for thewhole family. Come and see them altogether in Disney Live! Mickey' s MusicFestival, a live concert experience that will leave you with memories that you willremember all of your life.


November 14 - November 27

Forging a new acoustic sound that defies categorization while striking universalchords, Tin Hat makes freewheeling chamber music for the 21st century. Hailedby the press for "interweaving Old World Europe with post-modern America,south-of-the-border sensuality with concert-hall propriety, and odd-metered syn-copation with deeply soulful grooves" (The New York Press), the ensemble hascreated an original American ethnic music of its own device. “Modern melan-choly, modern jubilation, modern swagger and modern volatility” - for the last fewyears Tin Hat has reminded us that things aren’t exactly as they used to be.

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Praised by for his pure melodic genius, Tom Harrell is widely recog-nized as one of the most creative and uncompromising jazz instrumentalists andcomposers of our time. He is a frequent winner in andmagazines' Critics and Readers Polls and a Grammy nominee. Harrell is also aTrumpeter of the Year nominee for the 2010 Jazz Journalists Association Awards.Each of Harrell’s 24 albums has found its way onto various critics "Top Ten" listsworldwide. His warm, burnished sound on trumpet and flugelhorn, and theunparalleled harmonic and rhythmic sophistication in his playing and writing,have earned Harrell his place as a jazz icon to aspiring musicians and devotedfans alike.

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with special guest Omara PortuondoAs Cuban revolutions go it was an entirely peaceable uprising - but its impactcould not have been more profound. On the release of the Buena Vista SocialClub album in 1997, few outside the specialist world music scene took muchnotice of the record’s elegantly sculpted tunes and warm acoustic rhythms. Thensomething extraordinary occurred, the album was spectacularly reviewed by afew discerning critics, but although their words of praise did Buena Vista’s causeno harm, they cannot explain what happened. From here on the album sales keptsteadily rising week by week eventually going gold, reaching sales in excess of 5million copies and winning a Grammy. It has been listed by the New York based

magazine as Nº260 in . Thepresent line-up comprises thirteen musicians from Havana, and has alreadybeen a great success, "taking the atmosphere up to a breathless level"

during their 22 sell-out concerts in the UK, which "left audiencesawe-struck" . Each of the artists has their own take on thegamut of Cuban music, and they've put their individual stamp on son montunos,danzón, cha cha cha, boleros, and Cuban jazz.

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Mallorca Ballet Season 20 Novemberwith the Balearic Symphony Orchestra

The Düsseldorf Opera Ballet (Ballet Deutsche Oper am Rhein) is one of thelargest neoclassical troupes in Germany and the in-house dance troupe of theDüsseldorf Opera and the Duisburg Theatre. It has performed in virtually all thecountries throughout Europe, Russia and Asia and is currently directed by theaward winning Martin Schlapfer. This finale to the current Mallorca Ballet Sea-son includes a live performance by the Balearic Symphony Orchestra. The prog-amme consists of with music by Strauss and the

by Mendelssohn. 21.00


December and ongoing

The aim of this choir was to carry the message of the "good news" or "good spell"(the original meaning of the word 'gospel') out into the world. The choir was togive each of its singers an equal opportunity to express their God-given talent ina personal way and thus also a stage for their spiritual convictions. Over the pastfew years the group has become one of the most popular and well-booked blackgospel choirs in the world. These exceptional artists perform some of the bestknown and most beautiful of Gospel songs in a two hour programme. They willperform all your favourites including

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Stunningly good looks...sensational voices as rich as Irish Cream...an evening soenjoyable you’ll want to take all the boys home with you... Now, for the first timein Mallorca, let your hair down, sit back and heighten your senses of pleasure asyou experience THE TWELVE TENORS. Along with all the favourite tenor arias youwould expect – the thrilling included, of course - this hugelytalented group of twelve of Europe’s finest singers performs some of the greatestmusic of the 20th Century, opera, pop, musicals, jazz and swing. With theirwonderful harmonies, young, sexy looks and radiant smiles, the crowds go wildfor THE TWELVE TENORS! Accompanied on stage by an eight-piece band, theirrepertoire has included

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Located in the grounds of a beautiful finca just 20 minutes from Palma the SonAmar spectacular has been thrilling audiences for more than 40 years, entertain-ing thousands of visitors every week with a pot pourri of international cabaretand dancing. Showtime at Son Amar includes a delicious meal, music, dance,magic and one or two surprises. Settle in with a glass of cava and an assortmentof appetizers to the sound of Son Amar’s accomplished resident band, Soundsof Soul, accompanied by soul singer Arthur Hensen. Then sit back, enjoy yourmeal and be entertained by music & dance from Latin America, Bollywood, IrishCeltic dancing plus Flamenco from the Son Amar Spanish Ballet. Be dazzled &mystified by the magic of Miguel Gavilán and amazed by the ariel acrobatics ofBogdan Tsurpryk. The evening ultimately draws to a close with a finale celebrat-ing the genius of Michael Jackson with Eno and the entire team of the Son Amardancers. All in all one of the best dinner shows and nights entertainment you canfind in Mallorca. Look out for coming news of the Christmas and New Yearspecial nights. Platinum: 90€ · Gold: 60€ Show only: 40€

Come and enjoy some great chilled jazz in the heart of the Porto Pi shoppingPlaza. With our regular groups, Geoff Frossel Trio or Palma Jazz Trio performingalongside some exciting guest artists. Recent weeks have seen bassist AlecDankworth, (son of Johnny Dankworth) as well as exciting US saxophonist TonyPagano. Make sure you check our website for the latest news.


Autumn art

Wally Wood was best known for his his work with EC Comics and of course .He was the first inductee of the comic book industry’sin 1989 followed three years later into theHelped make E. C. and MAD huge hits in the 1950s. He drew for all the majorcomic publishers including D C, Marvel, Gold Key, Fawcett, Fox Features,Archie. He is probably best remembered for his sci-fi illustrations, in whichearthy earth women, bug-eyed-monsters, laser-wielding spacemen, andsharply shadowed spaceships jumped off covers and pages. He also workedin everything from war stories to westerns, crime to celebrity (Dorothy Lamour,Judy Canova), super heroes to zombies. This exhibition showcases over 150original pieces of his work including the complete story boards of o

and much more.

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"Enredos" is a series of photographic prints that see the cobweb as a meta-phor of today´s electronic networks. Paradoxically, we allow ourselves to betrapped by cobwebs of our own making. These works illustrate how technolo-gies create complex emotional connections that simultaneously bring ustogether and imprison us. Daniel Canogar was born in Madrid in 1964. Hestudied Image Sciences at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, graduat-ing in 1987. Between then and 1989 he lived and studied in New York,earning a specialist photographic Masters Degree. He returned to Madrid,where he continues to live and work.


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Located in the new basement level this is an interactive exhibitioncreated by this young artist from Cordoba. Observation, relation, interactivity,subjectivity, multiplicity, infinity and space are just some of the questions hiswork asks of you.


“HOME 2010, the most important place in the world” A collection of work by:Céline Lachkar – Maïa Jancovici – Nadia Yosmayan – Sophie Truant – VeronicaSeidel. ABA art is a space dedicated to contemporary art in all its expressions,creating a platform for promoting young artists and a meeting-point betweenreality, creativity, reflection; between artists, art collectors and art lovers.

Monday - Saturday 11:00 - 14:00 and 17:00 - 20:30

An exhibition of collaborative paintings by New York artists Jennifer Coates, HollyCoulis, Ridley Howard and David Humphrey. Each work was created by 3 of the4 artists who took turns in which order they add their own personality to this setof paintings. Each addition is totally unplanned and the previous artist was notaware of what had happened to their work once it has left his or her studio.

Tues to Fri 10.30 -19:00. Sat, Sun and holidays 10.30 -16:00 Mon closed.

Surrounded by the walls of this beautiful 16th century Manorhouse is the famous " Magna theatre" where Son Amar proudlypresents its new summer show 2010. They continue to delight andsurprise their audience with amazing and unforgettable acts makingthis a truly magical evening and the best dinner show in Mallorca.Reservations 9 007 12345 (free) or www.sonamar.com

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The Rose is a charming restaurant where you instantly feel relaxed andat home. Owners Martin & Roswitha have a great deal of experiencein running a restaurant and it shows. Martin uses his culinary expertiseto create interesting and delicious dishes that make the most ofseasonal produce.In addition to the main menu there are weekly specials and a selectionof light options making this an ideal place to stop for either lunch ordinner. There is something for everyone – you can sit on the terraceand watch the world go by, relax in the delightful courtyard garden orenjoy the cosy ambience inside.A firm favourite with many clients returning again and again, it isperfect for a special occasion, family get together's or a romanticdinner for two.

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This restaurant, featured andrecommended in many gour-met journals and magazines, ischaracterised by a warm, livelyand friendly atmosphere wheregood food and good fun reignsupreme. Chef Alexei createsimaginative dishes using freshseasonal market produce,while brother Sascha welcomeshis guests in with a uniquepanache.Excellent menu del dia 16.95€,which includes a glass of wine.

Carrer de la Missió 7aPalma971 720 114Mon-Sat 13- 15:30 & 19:30-22:30simplyfosh.com

Simply Fosh Restaurant is anew concept in the centre ofPalma by well-known chef MarcFosh. Although he calls it 'astripped down pocket-friendlyversion of Mediterranean cui-sine', Marc's philosophy has notchanged - and, as the nameimplies, Simply Fosh is allabout 'going back to basics'and 'enjoying good, fresh,healthy food at affordable pricesin stylish surroundings'.

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You will find this exciting restau-rant tucked away just 5 min-utes walk from Plaza España inPalma. Located in a convertedgarage workshop with a cleanand modern feel this extremelyinnovative and creative restau-rant continues to amaze it’sclientele with it’s modern ap-proach to traditional Mediterra-nean cuisine along withexcellent service and goodvalue.

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Michael Reljic’s Picasso is oneof the unsung heroes of thePalma restaurant trade. Offer-ing some of the best in fusionfood, a style he was creatingbefore it became the fashionstatement it now is. His dishesare truly influenced from acrossthe world including Caesar sal-ad topped with Yakitori chickenor Thai Prawns, Grilled limekofta with yogurt, lime andmint or just some simple 5spice char grilled prawns.

Ideally situated on a cliff overlookingPortals, with views over the bay ofPalma. Fragrant gardens surroundthe terrace to provide a calm andrelaxed atmosphere in which to enjoythe finest Mediterranean cookingprepared daily from the freshestingredients. With a menu del dia ornoche plus a la carte menu alwaysavailable, Kim and her highly trainedstaff enjoy offering a friendly andefficient service. The perfect place toindulge all the senses.Open 7 days from mid June.

C/ Oratorio 1, Portals Nous.971 676 179 / 971 677 25411:00 - 16:00 & 19:30 - 22:30Open every dayrestauranteportalt.com

Pepe is one of Mallorca’s most excit-ing young chefs. Not only is his foodan art form but on visiting his restau-rant you get to see some of his ownexcellent creations on the walls. Areal treat of a restaurant for both thepalate and the eye. Along with excel-lent “modern home cooking” (as de-scribed by Pepe) he has a greatselection of wines from his homecountry, Argentina. A relaxed and ex-cellently priced restaurant that iseasy to find, located just of the viaCintura.

San Francisco de Sales 18, Palma971 750 23413:00 - 16:00, 20:30 - 23:00Closed all day Sundaypepepintoscocinero.com

Plaza Progreso 9, Santa CatalinaPalma971 731 495Mon-Sat 19:30 - 23:00www.restaurante-picasso.eu

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Welcome to CHINA ¡BOOM!a totally new Chinese food experi-ence at Porto Pi, Palma.Fresh ingredients cooked to orderwith dishes designed by Spain’srenowned Chinese chef Chiu KamHoy. If you are on a shopping trip,visiting the cinema, coming to one ofour events or just want a trip out, youwill find good value and a friendlywelcome every time.Menu del dia 3 courses and a drinkfor just 9.90€Take away available.

Terrazas, Planta Superior/Top Floor,Porto Pi, Palma. Tel: 971 750 23413:00 - 16:30, 20:00 - 24:00Closed all day Sundaychinaboomportopi.com

Come and relax in the latest additionto Lizarran located in the heart of thePorto Pi shopping centre. Our aim isto bring you great value miniaturegastronomy that caters for all tastes.Try our freshly made pintxos (slices ofcrusty bread with a delicious array oftoppings), tapas, ham & cheese plat-ters, salads and dishes that promiseto be a unique experience for yoursenses.

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