Café del Mundo
Crossover Guitars
"WE LOVE TO GUITARTAIN YOU"
Ten thousand concertgoers a year, standing ovations wherever they perform, millions of views on Instagram & YouTube, a fan cult like that of rock stars - welcome to Café del Mundo, currently the hottest guitar act. It is their interplay, their unmistakable sound, their love for the authenticity of Paco de Lucía, combined with the joy of modern pop music such as Coldplay or U2, that makes these two concert artists a unique musical experience.
Both are confident and sensitive in their approach to the old masters Bach and DeFalla. But Café del Mundo is more: together, the two guitarists unfold new, previously unheard worlds of sound. The result is an enthusiastic audience worldwide. They work with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, produce in the Abbey Road Studios in London and fill halls even in Andalusia.
Café del Mundo is pure joie de vivre. In their "real crossover", Alex and Jan create the art of genuine connection - with each other and with the audience. This creates a magic every evening that unfolds and lingers for a long time. "Audibly boundless" - that's what guitar sounds like today.
They are as fundamentally opposed as fire and water - and this is precisely why they complement each other to create a world-class musical act. Their joint live performance is a rousing dialog between two gifted virtuosos who sometimes caress each other, sometimes challenge each other and elicit their best from each other - intensely and explosively creating a magical aura that no one can escape. But the two instrumental artists are far more than mere entertainers: in their art they take a stand, committing themselves to pure, original music.
They are committed to pure, original music and make a statement in a volatile world. Let yourself be surprised by the incredible musical diversity of two flamenco guitars with a repertoire that ties a fine ribbon between classical and jazz, techno and world music.
Cast
Jan Pascal – Flamenco Guitar
Alexander Kilian – Flamenco Guitar