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WIN! EXTRA SPECIAL CDS!
Ojos de Brujo’s latest album Corriente Vital 10 Años is a celebration of the 10 year history of one of Europe’s most innovative bands. The UK release is due on 4th April containing 13 tracks and collaborations with the likes of Nitin Sawnhey, La Troba Kung-Fú, Vinicio Caposella and Jorge Drexler helping out on new versions of the classic Ojos de Brujo repertoire, as well as new songs.
They have also made a 17-track Deluxe version exclusively for the Spanish market. In typical Ojos de Brujo fashion it’s in a lavish 44 page hardback book charting the band’s history photographically, as well as giving English translations of all the tracks. And we’ve got 10 of ‘em for this month’s competition.
All you have to do to be in with a chance to win one is be a current fRoots subscriber and answer the question below. Email your answers to
comps@frootsmag.com with ‘Ojos Comp’ in the sub- ject line, to reach here by 29th April. Don’t forget to give us your name and address including postcode.
Q: Who is Ojos de Brujo’s lead singer?
Ojos de Brujo will be playing at London’s Barbican on 15th April as part of La Linea ’11.
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