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SF Weekly Around the World in One Night
LoCura’s Spanish moniker can be interpreted as bot...
LoCura’s Spanish moniker can be interpreted as both “the cure” and
“insanity.” The band’s message? Mad revelry is the one true panacea in
a wild ’n’ wacky world. Celebrating its ethos through multicultural
song and dance, the five-piece Bay Area ensemble crafts an organic
fusion of south-of-the-border pop melodies, hot Flamenco and Rumba
rhythms, Cali-baked Rasta grooves, and a spectacular performance style.
Last year’s debut, Animas, brims with positive vibrations. LoCura puts
its ideas into action this week, combining its unique Latin sensibility
with the sounds of Bali and the Middle East via must-see openers
Gamelan X and Beats Antique on Friday, Jan. 9, at Great American Music
Hall. Written by Sam Prestianni
4:37 AM
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