Lhi Jari ::: Minoranças

The group presents its own folk-rock Occitan music with the idea of blending the enchanting quality of traditional music with the thrilling sound of contemporary music. Lhi JARI set up in 1996 as 'La Bando dal Giari' and in October 2003 changed its name to this one more incisive. A style which stems from the wish to continue on the traditional influence of years gone by, and also from the desire to present the group's original modern style under a newly developed 'electric disguise'. Native from Piedmont (Turin, Italy), the group presents itself as an original interpreter of the 'Occitan' music and finds its own roots in the poetry and lyrics of the ancient troubadours of 'Langue d'oc'. The objective is to present a repertoire of its own composition, in which the traditional form of the Occitan dances is portrayed in the form of rock ska or funk: traditional instruments, such as accordion, bagpipes, violin, hurdy-gurdy and flutes play alongside bass, electric guitar and drums
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Luca Pellegrino: lead vocals, accordion, hurdy-gurdy, bagpipes, recorders
Daniele Landra: melodeon, recorders, backing vocals
Daniele Dalmasso: violin, melodeon, bagpipes, backing vocals
Diego Giordano: guitar, backing vocals
Fabio Beltramo: bass
Roberto Marengo: drums
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01 Gacha que strano 
02 Minorancas 
03 Lou jour d'apreis 
04 Doumoure d'en bot 
05 Lou diau lo porte 
06 Lou barboun 
07 Jari patanu 
08 La neou 
09 La ruza 
10 Difido 
11 La crus
12 Balet 
13 Aria di Dea 
14 Au pople nostre 
15 Utopis 
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 2004 • Ethnoworld FR CD 138
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Minoranças part 1
Minoranças part 2
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