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Hispanico Numen is an instrumental ensemble which creates a direct and personal vision of music which is not easily defined due to the diversity which has influenced it. Perhaps could be labelled according to what is known as “crossover” since its style is contemporary, although influenced by a variety of different musical disciplines like Flamenco, jazz, rock or classical music.
They are an unprecedented band resulting from the fusion of the Soprano Saxophone, Viola, Electric bass and Flamenco Guitar. They are working the music as a Classical Chamber Music Ensemble.
In their varied repertoire, several different musical paths intertwine to create an exciting new sound. In the first place, they’ve taken the very personal approach of their own expression through music composed by themselves. Also, their work is complimented by close transcriptions of other authors of Classical music and arrangements of Brazilian music.
They performed in important international music festivals such as the IX Festival of Classical Music of Seville 2001, VI Sonidos de la biodiversidad of Castellon 2003, Flamenco Bienal of Seville 2004 (Spain), 2004 Festival for Culture and the Arts (Philippines) , The Melbourne's Spring Early Music Festival 2006 ( Australia), XII Festival de Flamenco Pfefferberg 2007 (Berlin)., among others.
They have also shown their music worlwide in USA, UK, Germany, Portugal, China, Australia, Israel, Singapore, Philippines, Brunei, Hong-Kong, Macao, Indonesia, Syria, Honduras, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Ivory Coast, Namibia, and Cameroon with great success of public and critics.
Internationall renowned composers such as Hermeto Pascoal or Jovino Santos Neto have dedicated some of their works to Ensemble Hispanico Numen.
Ensemble Hispánico Numen has an extensive repertoire with numerous musical styles and that they offer us through his varied instrumental formations, from the Duo to the Septet, which is why habitually artists' collaboration and musicians of recognized prestige as the flamenco dancers Andres Marín and Alegría Suarez, drumer Antonio Coronel or actor Sergio Casado.
