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Antonio Lizana is currently touring across 2 countries and has 3 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at The Local in Saugerties, after that they'll be at Cafe Berlin in Madrid.

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Jazz Eñe: Antonio Lizana

Antonio Lizana began to study saxophone at age 10 in the Conservatory of Music in San Fernando, Cadiz, and has his first contact with jazz when he attended various jazz seminars given by Jerry Bergonzi, Dick Oatts, Jim Snidero and Perico Sambeat. In 2011 he finished his higher education jazz studies at Musikene, the Advanced Music School in the Basque Country. He had teachers such as Mikel Andueza, Guillermo Klein,Jordi Rossi, Bob Sands,Miguel Blanco, Perico Sambeat, Andrej Olejnizak and Guillermo McGuill amongst others. It is during his stay in the Basque Country where his own Project, Antonio Lizana Group was born. He was part of the Afrodisian orchestra, conducted by Miguel Blanco. Antonio collaborated as a saxophonist, arranger and singer on Miguel Blanco’s latest album (Satierismos 2011). Antonio also collaborates with the afro-latin-jazz orchestra of Arturo O’farril, based in New York, as a singer and saxophonist. He collaborated on his latest album, participating in various concerts with this big band, where he shared the stage with brothers Andy and Jerry Gonzalez, Dave Valentin, Papo Vazquez, Pablo Mayor, Cristina Pato, Ximo Tevar, Gregg Agust, amongst others…

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As a jazz saxophonist, flamenco singer and composer, Lizana’s live shows are described as a “breathtaking journey from flamenco roots to contemporary jazz”, spun together with his soulful lyrics carrying messages of optimism and sincerity to his audiences.

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From Andalusia to New York and beyond, Antonio Lizana is one of the most celebrated representatives of new Flamenco Jazz to come out of southern Spain. As a jazz saxophonist, flamenco singer and composer, Lizana’s live shows are described as a “breathtaking journey from flamenco roots to contemporary jazz”, spun together with his soulful lyrics carrying messages of optimism and sincerity to his audiences.

Antonio Lizana has performed in more than 30 countries with his band, playing in festivals such as Womex, Etnosur, SXSW Austin, the London, New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco Flamenco Festivals, Barcelona Voll Damn, Shanghai Jazz Fest (China), Casablanca Jazz Fest (Morocco) and Flamenco Biennale (Holland).

Born and raised in San Fernando, a province of Cádiz and one of the cradles of flamenco singing, his collaborations with countless local artists have informed his technique and style, and allowed him to go on to share the authentic flamenco spirit with the world. He has been one of the only Spanish artists to record an American NPR Tiny Desk concert and has collaborated with artists such as Arturo O’Farrill and Alejandro Sanz on works that received Grammy awards.

Other of his collaborations include Snarky Puppy, Marcus Miller, Chano Domínguez, Alfredo Rodríguez, Ari Hoenig, Jorge Drexler, India Martínez, Jorge Pardo, Shai Maestro, Chambao, José Mercé, Josemi Carmona, Carmen Linares and Pepe Habichuela.

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Ukraine world-music quartet DakhaBrakha entertains FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre audience

Wed., March 1, 2023

DakhaBrakha, an ensemble from Kyiv, Ukraine, brought their eclectic style of world music to the stage at FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in St. Catharines Wednesday night.

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“In many ways, the traditions of flamenco and jazz could not be further apart, but in the hands of a few Spanish jazz musicians, these two worlds commingle and find common ground. Antonio Lizana is one such musician, both a saxophonist and vocalist with one foot firmly planted in each tradition. As a vocalist he has mastered the Moorish, note-bending improvisations that make flamenco singing so beguiling, while the fluidity of ideas he expresses as a saxophonist place him in the time-honored tradition of composing while playing.

The magic of Lizana’s performance… happens when the two musical worlds wrap around each other, like helical strands of sonic DNA. One is no greater than the other — perfect complements that point to a common African root.”

~ Felix Contreras, NPR Tiny Desk Concerts

“Voilà un jazzman pas comme les autres : redoutable saxophoniste et véritable chanteur de flamenco, l’espagnol développe un univers où se rencontrent hardbop, musiques andalouses et même pop.”

“ Here is a jazzman like no other: a formidable saxophonist and true flamenco singer, the Spaniard develops a universe where hardbop, Andalusian and even pop music meet.”

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Emilio Solla/Antonio Lizana Quartet

Emilio Solla [piano] Antonio Lizana [vocals/saxophone] Pablo Menares [bass] Ferenc Nemeth [drums/percussion]

Grammy Award-winning composer, arranger and pianist Emilio Solla presents El Siempre Mar, his latest collaboration with Flamenco vocalist and saxophonist Antonio Lizana! Breathing new life into the nomadic encounters of cantes de ida y vuelta, flamenco songs which traveled to Latin America and returned to Spain with an interplay of new musical forms and traditions. Solla and Lizana interchange their individual heritages of Tango and Flamenco through their love for American Jazz, celebrating three musical languages in El Siempre Mar.

Emilio Solla has been lauded for his artistry in summoning global styles and rhythms. His aesthetic eloquence can be experienced in his Latin Grammy winning album, Puertos: Music from International Waters. He has performed alongside jazz and latin legends such as Paquito D’Rivera, Billy Hart, Arturo O’Farrill, Edmar Castañeda and Silk Road Ensemble member Cristina Pato, the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the WDR big band.

Antonio Lizana is considered both by audiences and critics worldwide as a distinctive figure in the contemporary flamenco-jazz field. In addition to his extraordinary skills as a composer, lyricist, and singer, Lizana is a world-class jazz saxophonist. The uniqueness of his style has brought him international recognition.

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On top of the two Latin GRAMMY nominations this year, we are happy to share that Ritmo got also nominated for the GRAMMY Awards as Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album, alongside with some friends and admired artists such as Vince Mendoza and Darcy James Argue. We will be present in the ceremony in Los Angeles on Feb 4th, follow me for updated news!

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Latin Grammy winner and multi-Grammy nominee, Argentine-born and New York-based pianist and composer Emilio Solla’s first band, Apertura, (1983-1989) was praised by Astor Piazzolla as one of the most interesting new sounds in the Buenos Aires scene in 1986. Today, with eleven CDs as a bandleader and more than forty as arranger/producer, he is regarded by peers and critics as one of the most outstanding and unique composers in the Tango-Jazz field, a musical language that blends Argentine tango and folk with jazz and other contemporary music styles. He has performed all around Europe, Japan, the US, and Latin America.

Solla moved to New York in 2006, and since then he has composed for, recorded, and toured with Paquito D’Rivera, Arturo O’Farrill, Edmar Castañeda, Cristina Pato, and many other jazz and classical music greats, besides performing regularly with his different projects at the Jazz Standard, Jazz at Lincoln Center and Birdland. Former members of his bands include jazz stars Donny Mc Caslin, Omer Avital, Jorge Rossy, Jeff Ballard, and more. He continues to tour Europe and the US while working as a free-lance arranger and pianist on different projects in NY.

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‘A Squatter and Her Goat Refused To Leave My San Antonio Home—This Is How I Got Rid of Them’

The house seemed like such a deal.

Daniel Cabrera , a house flipper for 15 years around San Antonio, TX , was excited to buy the five-bedroom, 2.5-bath property on Dahlia Terrace for $175,000. The woman living there was facing foreclosure and agreed to sell him the home.

At closing, he paid the woman her share of the sale money, which amounted to about $12,000. He also gave her a week to move out and hand over the keys.

At that point, the previous owner stopped replying to his texts and calls. When he drove by the house, he saw that it was still very much inhabited—and there was even a goat tied to the front porch.

“When I saw the goat, I’m like, ‘Oh, s–t,’” he says. “Keep in mind, this isn’t some oil town. It’s not the backwoods. We’re in San Antonio!”

Cabrera tried to approach the door, but the goat was not having it.

“It kept coming for me,” he says. “I’m like, ‘I better not get any closer.’ This is crazy. It was a very unique situation.”

Now that his name was on the property’s deed, the previous owner “was a squatter,” he says. “A squatter with a goat.”

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Why squatters are so hard to get out

Squatting has become shockingly common in the U.S., with stories of people refusing to vacate properties they neither own nor rent. These trespassers are notoriously difficult to remove due to tenants’ rights laws and in certain states, squatters’ rights.

In New York, for example, any individual who’s lived in a property for 30 days cannot be evicted—even if they had no right to be there in the first place.

In one recent case, Adele Andaloro was even arrested after changing the locks to her childhood house, where she found squatters. (The squatters got to remain in the house.)

On Monday, Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation aimed at making it easier for police to intervene if someone lives in a home without legal permission or documentation. The law states that “a tenant should not include a squatter.”

Cabrera, whose company, Sell My House Fast SA TX , has flipped about 200 homes, had never faced a situation like this before.

When the owner of the goat initially contacted him on the Fourth of July weekend, she was facing foreclosure within days. He thought the house would make a great investment, and he wanted to help her.

“She was in a bind,” he says. “And I’m a problem solver.”

He reached out to about 300 law firms to acquire a temporary order to stop the foreclosure. The only lawyer willing to work on a holiday weekend charged him $5,000 instead of the usual $1,200.

“I put so much time, energy, and money into the house,” says Cabrera. “And now she won’t leave and I’m stuck with her and her goat. And it wasn’t a little goat, either. It was a solid-sized goat.”

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In Texas, a squatter may be able to remain in a property if they’ve lived there and paid taxes for five years. In Cabrera’s case, an attorney who specialized in evictions explained that this woman would be considered a “tenant at sufferance” and had certain rights.

Whether Cabrera’s seller was technically a “squatter” also depends on whom you ask.

“We think of squatters as random individuals who simply move in and take over someone else’s property,” says Texas real estate attorney Keaton Frieberg , who works with Cabrera. “But it is possible to view the previous owner in the goat example as a squatter. In a Texas court opinion, it was mentioned that the ‘defendant’ neither owned nor rented the home but, in simpler terms, was a ‘squatter.’ In Texas, the term is used loosely.”

Regardless, it was abundantly clear to Cabrera and his attorney that the former homeowner had no right to be in the house. Nonetheless, forcing her and her goat out into the street wasn’t an option.

Cabrera’s lawyer posted a three-day eviction notice on the home’s door. (Thankfully, the goat was no longer standing guard.) Yet, the woman stayed.

The next step was for the eviction request to work its way through the court system. After two months, Cabrera’s lawyer attended the hearing for the verdict. Since the former homeowner did not show up, the judge ruled in Cabrera’s favor.

It took about three more weeks (and an additional $500) to get law enforcement to accompany Cabrera to the house.

On Nov. 29—nearly five months after closing on the house—Cabrera returned to the residence with two police officers. The woman wouldn’t open the door, which Cabrera expected. He had brought along a locksmith to open the door. Then he learned the goat was now living in the house.

“The goat butted one of the officers,” says Cabrera. “He said, ‘The goat got me good.’ The officers were like, ‘This is nuts in here.'”

The home was also overrun with cats and dogs. Yet the woman was surprisingly friendly.

“Once the door was open, she immediately came over to us, saying what a nice guy I am and how much I’d helped her,” Cabrera recalls. “I’m like, ‘Are you kidding me?'”

Cabrera also had a moving crew with him—and they immediately started removing the woman’s possessions and placing them in the driveway. That’s when they realized the woman was a hoarder.

“It was a lot of trash,” says Cabrera, who also called animal control to retrieve the goat.

“I assumed they were going to take the goat, but they didn’t,” Cabrera says. “I don’t think it’s every day they have to deal with a goat. They had no idea what to do.”

Meanwhile, to get the woman to leave, the police had to threaten to arrest her. She left, but only so far as the driveway, where she sat down on a mattress with a few of her cats.

Cabrera knew the woman had a boyfriend as well as children, but none of them took her with them. The woman’s son did show up for the goat.

The next morning, Cabrera returned to the house to begin renovations. He was stunned to see the woman was still on her mattress in the driveway.

“I feel terrible about anyone sleeping outside all night,” he admits. But by the next day, she was gone.

“I feel for her,” Cabrera admits, surmising that she had mental health issues. He also knows from experience that many homeowners facing foreclosure can become irrationally attached to their homes, holding onto them even when it is in their best interest to sell.

“You have people who are thinking, ‘I’ve lived in this home for 20 years, I raised my kids in this house. This is the first property my husband and I bought,'” says Cabrera. “There’s an emotional connection. Unfortunately, some people can’t accept they’re getting foreclosed on until the sheriff literally comes to the door and kicks you out of the house.”

Homeowners in tough situations like this are much better off selling, he says, noting that this woman “called me at the last possible minute, on a holiday weekend. She would have been foreclosed on in three days. I doubt any of the other local homebuying companies could have helped her. With me, she was given months to find another situation, and she walked away with some money versus walking away with nothing.”

Additionally, she now has no debt and no foreclosure on her credit report .

Evictions involving animals

Frieberg, a partner with Texas Suits who has done “hundreds” of evictions, advises investors to never pay the homeowner until the person has moved out, which can prevent situations like the one Cabrera faced.

If a squatter still refuses to vacate, Frieberg says it can be less expensive to do a “cash for keys” transaction. This is where the investor pays the squatter to leave rather than going through the court system.

“You can give the person money to leave or pick up their moving costs,” Frieberg says. “Investors don’t like to hear that, especially if they’ve already paid for the house, but it can be a lot less expensive and time-consuming than going to court.”

At least a quarter of Frieberg’s evictions involve animals.

“If I know there’s going to be animals at the residence, I call the local shelters,” he says. “Unfortunately, lots of times the shelters are so full, and they’ve got nowhere for these animals. So then I’ll put the animals on Facebook.”

Recently, he says, someone who was evicted left behind eight puppies. Frieberg posted them on Facebook and found them all homes.

If an animal seems dangerous, such as a vicious dog—or in this case, a goat—Frieberg recommends leaving the situation to animal control. However, he only calls the agency as a last resort because, he says, “I don’t know what happens to them.” (City animal control will often euthanize animals because the centers are so full.)

The cost to clear an illegally inhabited house

All told, Cabrera spent $7,500 on legal bills to remove this home’s former owner. He spent an additional $50,000 and two months cleaning up and rehabbing the house.

He quickly sold the house for $295,000, earning a $40,000 profit.

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“I should have made more, considering everything I had to go through,” says Cabrera. “But it was a solid investment. Earlier in my career, I may have lost money on this. But by now, I’m good at figuring out if a house will be profitable or not.”

Cabrera says this flip taught him a valuable lesson to never let his emotions sway his judgment. In this case, he’d felt sorry for the woman, which allowed her to take advantage of him.

“When you’re going to a closing, make sure you’re getting possession of the home. Don’t give the owners an allotted time to move out,” he says. “If they have to move out to collect their money, there’s far more incentive for them to leave.”

He tells this goat story as a warning to anyone looking to buy a property inhabited by someone in dire straights, whether due to foreclosure, the inability to pay rent, or other issues.

“A regular homeowner wouldn’t have known what to do. This is the difference between a regular homeowner and an investor,” he says. “I’m more accustomed to difficult scenarios—and this one threw even me.”

Kiri Blakeley is a writer in Brooklyn who has written for Forbes, The Stir, Daily Mail, Marie Claire, and others.

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The event took place on April 19 in Delhi and brought together over 100 participants from MICE agencies of both countries, corporate customers, representatives of the travel industry in Moscow, Aeroflot and the Indian branches of Sberbank.

Business tourism is one of the most promising directions for Moscow.

In 2023, the capital was visited by 3.7 million business tourists - 7 per cent more than in 2022. And India remains one of the leaders among visitors from non-CIS countries in terms of the number of business travellers.

"The Russian capital as a centre of business tourism and corporate events is already an established and a strong brand in the international arena," commented Anastasia Popova, Deputy General Director for International and Industry Cooperation of Project Office for the Development of Tourism and Hospitality in Moscow.

"Now our task is to demonstrate to our Indian partners all the possibilities of organizing high-value MICE events in Moscow in combination with already proven tourist programs," said Popova.

At the Shaping MICE Future Conference, industry experts from Russia and India pronounced statements and speeches on the future of MICE events in these two countries, a presentation of the MICE potential of Moscow was showcased, and an analytical report on the state of the outbound MICE market in India was presented to the visitors.

During the panel discussion, participants assessed the current status and interaction peculiarities with the MICE market in India and developed recommendations for the MICE industry in Moscow during the general brainstorming session.

Representatives of the Indian MICE industry participated in B2B negotiations to find new cross-partners in the Moscow business environment and among representatives of the hospitality industry.

Representatives of the MICE industry took part in the event from Moscow.

Among them were DMC (Grand Rus, Academservice, Headed Goose, Satguru Travel, Isba Rus, Hug the Bear, Mellenium Group) as well as representatives of other partners interested in the development of MICE cooperation between Russia and India: Global transfers provider i'way and hotels Edge Seligerskaya and Edge Vinogradovo Moscow by Rotana.

"In 2024, we have witnessed a significant surge (more than quadruple) in the demand for transfers by Russians visiting India, both for business and leisure purposes. Muscovites are leading the trend, with 80 per cent of transfer bookings originating from the capital since the beginning of the year. Additionally, we observe a growing interest from Indian tourism agencies in exploring Russia, resulting in a substantial increase in our collaboration," commented Dmitriy Saraykin, co-founder of Global Transfer Provider i'way.

The Shaping MICE Future conference allowed the Moscow City Tourism Committee to form a pool of MICE industry representatives in Moscow to prioritize incoming requests for events and clarify India's requirements for business and corporate events to build mutually effective work. Indian colleagues received up-to-date information about Moscow as a safe and attractive MICE destination and were able to find potential partners among representatives of the MICE industry of the Russian capital and were able to present the MICE market in India.

"The event served as a remarkable platform for fostering meaningful dialogue and collaboration within the tourism industry. The event provided us with invaluable opportunities to engage with key stakeholders from the tourism department, as well as tour operators and service providers. The insights gained during the event underscored the Moscow City Tourism Committee's keen interest in the Indian outbound market, and we are optimistic about the promising prospects for Moscow as a destination, particularly in the post-pandemic landscape. We firmly believe that with concerted efforts and strategic initiatives, Moscow has the potential to emerge as a top-choice destination for Indian tourists," said Mudit Mathur, director of Tours Delite India, representing Academ Service - Russia in India.

The conference also assessed the solutions to foreign demand for non-standard venues and elements in MICE programs, such as museums, parks, theaters and others. Holding MICE events at offbeat locations, such as the State Historical Museum, the Moscow Planetarium and Khudozhestvenny Cinema, is becoming popular.

ANI 25th April 2024, 03:27 GMT+10

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