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Corina Bartra -Prisma Project - Ocean Mundi


 
Cosmic Pop Fusion
 
Forest Hills
New York
U.S.
 
 
Band Description

What do we see through Peruvian native Corina’s prism of Pop, folk, and meditative music? Not the jumble of a kaleidoscope, but rather the clarity of the human creative spirit, which has the same basic structure in all the cultures of the world.

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Artist Biography

About Corina Bartra - Azú Project and Prisma Project

The Azú Project is a groundbreaking fusion Afro Peruvian Music and Jazz with pop infused elements mainly. The Saraswati Inti Project is a blend of Indian, Andean and American pop.
 
Now her project is called “Prisma Project.”Prisma Project is a Cosmic Pop Fusion style she has coined. Her new CD is titled “Ocean Mundi.
 
Corina Bartra was the first vocalist to blend Afro Peruvian, and Creole music & Jazz. She also pioneered subtle and exciting instrumental textures in her compositions and her arrangements. She writes extensive intros, interludes, and solos filled with inventive rhythms and beautiful harmonies. She also guides her musicians to do so. With this approach, she adds an instrumental section to her unique & historic projects. Corina is an impressive versatile and multi-project artist; she has already ten CD’s recorded. Seven CD’s with her Afro Peruvian & Creole Jazz infused projects. Two CD’s as well came before she founded the Saraswati Inti group, which were Chants from the Seeds of Bliss & Ecstatic chants from the Infinite. Now her latest “Ocean Mundi,” is here to celebrate her adventurous and innovative music career.
 
Education    
Masters of Arts in Vocal Performance - Queens College, New York City  
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drums) - Long Island University in New York  
Jazz Diploma - Mannes College of Music, New York City   
North Indian Classical Music with (bansuri & vocals)  
North Indian Classical Music Pargat Singh (vocals)

 
Press Release
 
 
Clarity of the Creative Spirit
 
By Mark Fogarty
 
Synthesis. Corina Bartra has been trying to reconcile the exciting music of multiple cultures—Pop, Andean, Oriental and World influences—her entire music career. Now she has done it in her exciting new album, Ocean Mundi.
 
What do you get when you attempt such an ambitious understanding of different genres and creative impulses? You get a synthesis. And it is a very pleasing synthesis. The songs of Ocean Mundi, Corina’s Prisma Project, her “cosmic pop fusion,” are beautiful and full of bright spirit.
 
What do we see through Peruvian native Corina’s prism of Pop, folk, and meditative music? Not the jumble of a kaleidoscope, but rather the clarity of the human creative spirit, which has the same basic structure in all the cultures of the world.
 
Recorded in her native Peru and her adopted New York City, Ocean Mundi is full of spectacular musical moments. Besides Corina Bartra/vocals, they include David Salas/quena, charango y bombo; Clare Cooper, Kayra Guty, Paul Schellack, and Corina Bartra/background vocals (coros); Eduardo Freire/bass; Ramachandra/tabla; Dante Ayala/ Mrdanga; Raffo Carlos/Keyboard (teclado); Hugo Arnaldo Gálvez Urdampilleta/ electrónica drumset (batería electrónica), guitar (Guitarra); Hazael Abraham H; La Puezta/digeridoo. Guest Paul Schellack played guitar on “Inca Love Song,” Oración de San Francisco de Asís, and a solo on “Guerreros del Arco Iris.”
 
Roam this blithe, spirit-driven record and form your own favorites. Maybe it is a Corina original or anonymous folk song in Spanish. Or the sudden English version of Dylan’s “Knocking On Heaven’s Door.” Mine has to be the beautiful Corina’s “Ganesha Sharenam,” which segues from an Eastern-Western fusion into a chorus of “Gam Gam Gam Gam,” Ganesha’s Bija (seed) mantra. Yummy, this song is delicious! And so is the whole album.
 
Claridad del Espíritu Creativo
Por Mark Fogarty
Síntesis, Corina Bartra ha tratado de reconciliar la música excitante de varias culturas- Pop, Andina, Afro Peruana, Oriental e influencias del Mundo.- Toda su vida. Ahora lo hace en su Nuevo y excitante Nuevo álbum, Océano Mundi.
Que es lo que uno logra cuando uno intenta una comprensión tan ambiciosa de diferentes géneros e impulses creativos? Uno logra una síntesis, y es una síntesis muy placentera. Las canciones de Océano Mundi, El proyecto Prisma de Corina, su” fusión Pop Cósmica,” son bellas y llenas de espíritu.
 
Que cosa es lo que vemos a través de Corina, nativa de Perú en su prisma de Pop, Folk y música meditativa? No el revoltijo de un kaleidoscopio, pero la claridad del espíritu humano creativo, que tiene la misma estructura básica en todas las culturas del mundo.
Grabado en su Perú nativo y en su adoptada ciudad de Nueva York, Océano Mundi esta lleno de momentos musicales espectaculares. Aparte de Corina/voz, estos incluyen a David Salas/quena , charango y bombo; Clare Cooper, Kayra Guti, Paul Schellack y Corina Bartra/coros; Eduardo Freire/bajo; Ramachandra/tabla; Dante Ayala/Mrdanga; Raffo Carlos/teclado; Hugo Arnaldo Gálvez Urdampilleta/batería electrónica; Hazael Abraham H./guitarra; La Puezta/didgeridoo; invitado Paúl Schellack acompaña en  guitarra  “Inca Love song,” Oración e San Francisco de Asís, y un solo en “Guerreros del Arco Iris.”
 
Deambulen por este alegre espíritu en el CD para formar sus favoritos. Quizás sea uno de los temas originales de Corina Bartra o un anónimos de música folk en español. O la repentina versión de Dylan’s “Knock,Knock, Knocking on Heavens Door”. La mía es la bella “Ganesha Sharenam.”de Corina  que va desde una fusión Oriental- Occidental a un coro: Gam Gam Gam Gam.” Ganesha’s bija 9 semilla) mantra. Yummy! Esta canción es deliciosa! E igualmente todo el álbum.
 
 


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