RADIO TARIFA "Temporal" World Circuit/Nonesuch From: The Washington Post | Date: October 16, 1998| Author: Mark Jenkins | Copyright 1998 The Washington Post. This material is published under license from the Washington Post.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Washington Post.Copyright information

When Dead Can Dance singer Lisa Gerrard first moved from Australia to Barcelona, she was seeking a piece of the rich musical birthright that belongs to Radio Tarifa. This Spanish group reconnects traditional Andalucian, Castilian and Galician music with its Arab, Sephardic and medieval European origins. Although many of the tunes on the band's "Temporal" are flamenco, they incorporate North African rhythms, melodies and timbres.

Radio Tarifa's core members are guitarist-percussi...

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