Un air, deux familles Inclus un livret 12 pages

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Les Ogres de Barback and Hurlements d'Léo have 20 years of career to defend, without any concession to their respective musical aesthetics by breaking down barriers and opening up to the world. 20 years spent on their favorite playground: the stage. But it is also more than 20 years spent continuously developing new projects, with encounters as the key word.
It was therefore natural that these 2 formations would do more than just meet. This was the case at the end of the last century, during shared concerts under the famous Chapiteau Latcho Drom, which led them to consider extending the experience with nothing less than a tour of Europe. In the autumn of 2001, they recorded a "live" album, under the name Un Air, Deux Familles, on which the two groups play together each other's songs, perform high-quality covers, and deliver joint compositions. The significant sales of the album would finance the European journey the following summer. In the meantime, about fifteen dates - without a tent - are planned in France. Everywhere, in venues of more than 1500 seats, they play to sold-out crowds and trigger an impressive frenzy. Requests come from all over France for additional concerts. But for both groups, the Un Air, Deux Familles project had to be ephemeral, regardless of the success achieved. And so it remained. An artistic adventure that marked tens of thousands of spectators, listeners of the album [disque d'argent], and viewers of the DVD [dvd d'or].
And then, recently, just like that, without announcement, the desire to return seized both groups and imposed itself on them. They talked about it, calmly, like old friends. And the desire turned into a project, and Un Air, Deux Familles will first find its way back to record stores this autumn, then make a little tour in 2017!