Movimientos present another essential installment of across the board Latin and global music plus DJs, films and performance.

**Alborada has a £3 before 8pm guest list to this event.

If you would like to be added to a £3 Alborada guest list, email info[at]alborada.net by 5pm Monday 26th October, with 'Movimientos Live' in the subject line.

Movimientos Live

@ The Notting Hill Arts Club
Tuesday 27th October

Movimientos present another essential installment of across the board Latin and global music plus DJs, films and performance.

Starting with two films courtesy of the Native Spirit Festival, one about an indigenous community fighting against the impacts tourism in Mexico, followed by a focus on the healing powers of Ayehuasca. And to tie in with that we have the debut mini-theatre puppet show from our favourite performance artist Jose Navarro, which is inspired by the Ayehuasca ritual and experience.

On the live front we have Ilaria Marè warming up with some bluesy Bossa inspired acoustic soul, followed by one of the most exciting new acts on the scene - Awalè making the link with Eastern Europe and African with their sensational Afro-Gypsy fusion. After tearing down the Arts Club at their show earlier in the year and several notable festival appearances Mano De Dios return with their infectious blend of funky Spanish Rumba and Gypsy Swing. And Mr Huevo, MC from one of THE original radical Cuban Hip Hop groups Los Paisanos brings his a fresh selection of Reggaeton and Hip Hop beats.

Joining Cal Jader on the decks is another Cuban don DJ Angelo bringing an exclusive supply of the funkiest new sounds emerging from Cuba and Latin America.

Live acts and line up:

8pm

Ilaria Marè

Bossa infused acoustic Soul

9pm

Awalè

Serious Afro-Gypsy Groove

10pm

Mano De Dios

Rumba punks

11pm

Mr Huevo

Fresh Hip Hop & Reggaeton from member of Cuba's legendary Los Paisanos crew

DJs

Cal Jader & Angelo

Play fresh Latin dancefloor heat and vintage Tropical nuggets

+ Jose Navarro presents “Amazonian Visions”
An intimate piece of mini-theatre, inspired by the visions of ‘Ayahuasca’ sessions of the Peruvian Amazon

(From 8pm throughout the night)

+ Native Spirit Film Festival film screenings at 7.15

The Medicine of Forgiveness (La Medicina del Perdón)
A documentary about the use of Ayahuasca and its preparation for healing purposes

Tiburón Island, Our Heart
While the Mexican State seeks to transform the land of the Seri Indigenous People of Sonora into a tourist center, the people seek to save their collective heart:Tiburón Island.

7pm-2am
Entry : £5
Notting Hill Arts Club
21 Notting Hill Gate, W11 3JQ
(2mins from Notting Hill Gate)
www.nottinghillartsclub.com

From folkloric roots to cutting edge electronic – This is the sound of London’s Latin alternative!

More info on the films

The Medicine of Forgiveness (La Medicina del Perdón)
By Delia Ackerman & Alonson del Rio, 20mins, Perú
A documentary about the use of Ayahuasca and its preparation for healing purposes based in the experienced of the great Shipibo healer Benito Arevalo who passed away a few years ago. Subtitled in English

Tiburón Island, Our Heart
(20 min. Mexico)
In the state of Sonora, on the coast of the sea of Cortes, live the Comca'ac Indigenous. Throughout their long history, the Comca'ac have survived numerous extermination attempts. Now the Mexican state wants to turn their land into business. On the 22nd of October SCI Marcos is received by members of the tribe. Remembering their dead and their political prisoners, the Comca'ac come together to save their people and their collective heart: Tiburón Island.