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The Caribbean Port of La Ceiba, Honduras is Home to One
of Central America's Most Exciting and Original Bands;
The Band's Hometown and Surroundings Colorfully Paints their Musical Influences.
Guillermo first received widespread recognition when he entered the Honduran musical scene with his acoustic guitar and two garifuna drummers. Soon thereafter, the Honduran Ministry of Culture was sending him to represent Honduras in important festivals and concerts throughout Central America, Mexico, Japan, and Brazil. His popularity in Honduras grew as a local television station began airing the video of his song "En Mi Pais" ("In My Country"), and eventually used it to replace the national anthem as the song used to end its daily broadcast. Guillermo also developed an avid following amongst the children of Honduras. His song "Fiesta en el Bosque" teaches ecological conservation and is extremely popular, especially the live concert version that delight children with its life size puppets. Guillermo presently tours with Ceibana (Garifuna for "from La Ceiba"), an eight piece band that includes a rythmnic dancer and full percussion section. Performances are spiced with the merging of diverse music styles including parranda, punta, reggae, salsa, and other Caribbean styles. Guillermo's fourth and most recent work was recorded entirely in Italy (Elugi). In it Guillermo shows his inclination towards Latin Jazz and Rock. The results of all these elements fusing together make Guillermo Anderson & Ceibana a very unique musical and visual experience. |
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