Grammy Award-winning Gipsy Kings bring their legendary latin rhythms to Llangollen

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One of the world’s most iconic and uplifting latin outfits, Grammy award-winning Gipsy Kings featuring Andre Reyes, took to the Royal International Pavilion stage last night (Friday 5th July), wowing the crowd with their infectious rhythms and virtuoso guitar playing.

Festival-goers put on their dancing shoes for an evening of vibrant rumba, flamenco and salsa that brought the ultimate Friday night party vibe to the Llangollen Eisteddfod.

Gipsy Kings thrilled the crowds of Llangollen with an unforgettable night, opening the show with an up-tempo rendition of ‘A tu Vera’, before launching straight into ‘Alegria’.

Andre Reyes, joined by his group, barely drew breath for the following 90 minutes. This was their first appearance at the International Eisteddfod and they raised the roof of the Pavilion with a sensational concert set, including iconic anthems ‘Bamboleo’, ‘Volare’ and ‘Djobi, Djoba’.

Gipsy Kings provided a show-stopping finale, bringing the energetic show to a close and the audience to their feet with a passionate performance of fans favourite ‘Hotel California’.

Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod’s Music Director, Edward-Rhys Harry said: “The audience was completely blown away by Gipsy Kings and their phenomenal energy. Andre Reyes’s unparalleled vocals and mesmerising guitar playing ignited the crowd in the Royal Pavilion”.

This weekend includes a performance-packed family funday on Saturday, celebrating community and togetherness through music and dance. Sunday is Llanfest 2019 the festival’s finale party, with multiple stages hosting live bands throughout the afternoon and celebrated British rock bands, The Fratellis and The Coral duo headlining on the main stage in the evening.

For more information about the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod and to buy weekend tickets visit www.Llangollen.net

Yrenillwyr Grammy Gipsy Kings yndod a rhythmau Lladini Langollen

Fe wnaeth un o fandiauLladinaiddfwyafeiconig y byd, yrenillwyr Grammy Gipsy Kings gydaAndre Reyes, feddiannullwyfan y PafiliwnRhyngwladolBrenhinolneithiwr (nosWener 5ed Gorffennaf), ganddiddannu’rgynulleidfagyda’umeistrolaetho’rgitâr arhythmaubyrlymus.

Gyda’uhesgidiaudawnsioymlaen, roeddaelodau’rgynulleidfaynbarod amnoswaith o rumba, flamenco a salsa bywiogwnaethlwyddoidrawsnewidEisteddfod Llangollenynbartimawr.

Fe gyflwynodd Gipsy Kings nosonfythgofiadwy o gerddoriaeth, ganagor y nosongydadehongliadsionc o ‘A tu Vera’,cynsymudynsythymlaenI ‘Alegria’.

Am y 90 munudnesaf, niwnaethAndre Reyes a’igrŵppringymrydanadl. Dymaoeddeuperfformiadcyntafynyr Eisteddfod Ryngwladol a does dim amheuaethiddynnhwgodito’rPafiliwngydachyngerddgwefreiddiol, oeddyncynnwysyranthemaueiconig ‘Bamboleo’, ‘Volare’ a ‘Djobi, Djoba’.

I gloi, fewnaeth Gipsy Kings ddoda’rnosonegnïoliderfyn – a’rgynulleidfaarei thread – trwyberfformiodehongliadangerddolo’rffefryn‘Hotel California’.

DywedoddCyfarwyddwrCerdd Eisteddfod GerddorolRyngwladolLlangollen, Edward-Rhys Harry: “Roedd y gynulleidfawedigwirionihefo Gipsy Kings a’uhegniheintus. Fe wnaethllaisunigryw Andre Reyes a’rsgiliaugitârcyfareddol danio dychymyg y dorfyn y PafiliwnBrenhinol, does dim dwywaithamdani”.

Fe fyddpenwythnosolafyrŵylyncynnigdiwrnod o hwyli’rteuluddyddSadwrn, a chyfleiddathlucymuned ac undodtrwygerddoriaeth a dawns. Dydd Sul, cynhelirLlanfest 2019, sefdiweddglomawreddogyrŵylllebyddnifer o lwyfannaugwahanolynarddangostalentaubandiaubywtrwygydol y prynhawn, ac yncroesawu y bandiau roc poblogaidd The Fratellis a The Coral gyda’r nos.

Am fwy o wybodaeth am Eisteddfod GerddorolRyngwladolLlangollen ac ibrynutocynnau, ewch i: www.Llangollen.net

 


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