Jenny And The Mexicats - Fiesta Ancestral

Styles: Flamenco, Jazz 
Year: 2019
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 28:23
Size: 67,5 MB
Art: Front

(2:35)  1. Sonido de Tu Voz
(3:20)  2. La Oportunidad
(3:00)  3. Bailando Con las Farolas
(2:49)  4. Ancestral
(2:54)  5. La Cumbia del Vino
(2:57)  6. Thinkers And Misfits
(2:29)  7. Día de los Inocentes
(2:39)  8. Correr
(3:00)  9. El Telón
(2:34) 10. Si una Vez

Jenny and the Mexicats is a fusion of nationalities and personalities, a band that has a very particular history more than anything accidental. The band had its beginnings in Madrid as Pachucos and the princess , in June 2008. It all started when Icho (double bass) invites Jenny to live in Madrid. Jenny, 20, had arrived at the right place. Icho called the best guitarist he knew, Pantera a guitarist with a very versatile flamenco technique, Icho and he had played together for many years in a rockabilly and punk group in his hometown in Mexico.Pantera proposed to a colleague who played the drawer instead of drums, and so came David , an extraordinary Spanish drawer, with whom he had already shared the stage in the world of flamenco. This is how the little adventure of an English girl who emigrates to Spain in search of new sounds is born, and gives rise to Jenny and the Mexicats.

They recorded their first album 'JENNY AND THE MEXICATS' in the summer of 2011 in Madrid and moved to Mexico City in 2012. With this production they managed to obtain a Gold record. This record material contains a mix of songs in Spanish and English, classics of his material like Heaven Knows and Starting Something , in addition to three successes in Spanish: Green Beyond, I'm Going to Go and Flor, with which they managed to bring the name of the band to everyone's mouth. In 2014 they released their second album 'OME' and the first single Lips was part of the soundtrack of the movie “Love of my Loves” directed by Manolo Caro. The album has new songs with all the Mexicat spirit and mixes great rhythms, lots of energy and moments of sensitivity. In Frenético Ritmo and Boulevard the Mexican influences are noticed, there is even a song full of energy dedicated to the dogs of the band Sasha and Esteban. David's voice takes on more prominence in songs like, It Hurts when Walking, Lips and Boulevard. The last song of the album 'Back to Basics' demonstrates the simplest and most emotional way to compose Jenny, she alone with her guitar. It should be noted that all the art of the disc was designed by Pantera. A musical combination that mixes rhythms of jazz, rockabilly, folk, flamenco, reggae, are Veracruz, country and cumbia. What gives Jenny and the Mexicats a unique, virtually inimitable personality. Translate by Google https://www.jennyandmexicats.com/#about

Fiesta Ancestral

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Jenny And The Mexicats - Ten Spins Round the Sun (10 Year Anniversary Album)

Styles: Flamenco, Jazz   
Year: 2018
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 69:31
Size: 162,9 MB
Art: Front

(3:26)  1. Starting Something
(3:29)  2. Verde Más Allá
(2:56)  3. Me and My Man
(3:16)  4. Duele al Caminar
(2:54)  5. Frenético Ritmo
(3:11)  6. On the Hill
(2:56)  7. Why Why
(3:20)  8. Me Voy a Ir
(4:55)  9. The Song for the UV House Mouse
(3:28) 10. Aprendimos
(2:52) 11. La Diabla
(3:03) 12. Labios - Live
(3:17) 13. Boulevard
(2:22) 14. Born in the City
(4:06) 15. Head in My Heart
(5:27) 16. La Primera Despedida - Deep Inc. Vocal Remix
(3:35) 17. Heaven Knows
(3:05) 18. Tanto Tiempo - Live
(3:39) 19. La Bruja
(4:04) 20. Back to Basics

Jenny and the Mexicats, previously known as Pachucos y la Princesa, is a multicultural band composed of English trumpeter and singer Jenny Ball, Spanish percussionist David González Bernardos, and Mexicans Pantera Mexicat on guitar and Icho on double bass. Their style blends elements of flamenco, jazz, folk, and cumbia, with lyrics in both English and Spanish. The band is considered independent for not having a contract with any record company. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenny_and_the_Mexicats

Ten Spins Round the Sun (10 Year Anniversary Album)

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Jenny And The Mexicats - Jenny And The Mexicats

Styles: Flamenco, Jazz 
Year: 2012
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 39:12
Size: 90,3 MB
Art: Front

(3:29)  1. Verde Más Allá
(3:36)  2. Hunt You Down
(3:26)  3. Starting Something
(3:56)  4. Llueve en el Mar
(3:20)  5. Me Voy a Ir
(4:55)  6. The Song Of The UV House Mouse
(3:35)  7. Heaven Knows
(3:06)  8. Freddy
(3:08)  9. Sin Mirar Atrás
(2:47) 10. Flor
(3:48) 11. Anthem Song

Jenny and the Mexicats is a fusion of nationalities and personalities, a band that has a very particular history more than anything accidental. The band had its beginnings in Madrid as Pachucos and the princess , in June 2008. It all started when Icho (double bass) invites Jenny to live in Madrid. Jenny, 20, had arrived at the right place. Icho called the best guitarist he knew, Pantera a guitarist with a very versatile flamenco technique, Icho and he had played together for many years in a rockabilly and punk group in his hometown in Mexico. Pantera proposed to a colleague who played the drawer instead of drums, and so came David , an extraordinary Spanish drawer, with whom he had already shared the stage in the world of flamenco.This is how the little adventure of an English girl who emigrates to Spain in search of new sounds is born, and gives rise to Jenny and the Mexicats. His first concert was Wonderland , a small festival that generates money to help cancer research in the United Kingdom, in August 2008. The roots that this new sound carried, made Jenny begin to compose a lot and so Jenny and the Mexicats began to rehearse at the place where everyone had met ... a flamenco tablao. Jenny didn't speak Spanish and David didn't speak English, so they only understood each other musically and with a little help from the two Mexicans translating. In England Jenny and the Mexicats began to attract attention and realized that they had created something special. On their return to Spain they realized that the merger also worked very well there, so they started playing on the street and later in all the rooms throughout Spain. After signing with a record label in England, Jenny and the Mexicats decided to choose to be independent to have more control musically of the band's sound and to be able to grow in a more real and natural way. Thus was born MEXICAT RECORDS. They recorded their first album 'JENNY AND THE MEXICATS' in the summer of 2011 in Madrid and moved to Mexico City in 2012. With this production they managed to obtain a Gold record. This record material contains a mix of songs in Spanish and English, classics of his material like Heaven Knows and Starting Something , in addition to three successes in Spanish: Green Beyond, I'm Going to Go and Flor, with which they managed to bring the name of the band to everyone's mouth. In 2014 they released their second album 'OME' and the first single Lips was part of the soundtrack of the movie "Love of my Loves" directed by Manolo Caro. The album has new songs with all the Mexicat spirit and mixes great rhythms, lots of energy and moments of sensitivity. In Frenético Ritmo and Boulevard the Mexican influences are noticed, there is even a song full of energy dedicated to the dogs of the band Sasha and Esteban. David's voice takes on more prominence in songs like, It Hurts when Walking, Lips and Boulevard. The last song of the album 'Back to Basics' demonstrates the simplest and most emotional way to compose Jenny, she alone with her guitar. It should be noted that all the art of the disc was designed by Pantera. A musical combination that mixes rhythms of jazz, rockabilly, folk, flamenco, reggae, are Veracruz, country and cumbia. What gives Jenny and the Mexicats a unique, virtually inimitable personality. Translate By Google http://www.jennyandmexicats.com/#about

Jenny And The Mexicats

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