El Amor Se Demora - POLVOROSA (Soundtrack "In July", Fatih Akin)

POLVOROSA Band members 2000 - 2005
DANIEL PUENTE ENCINA - Composer, author, voc & git
TINA TRILLIAN BARTEL - Keyboards, Vocals
NORMAN JANKOWSKI - Drums / Percussion

DANIEL PUENTE ENCINA - Composer, author, voc & git
Born in Santiago de Chile, the composer, guitarrist, songwriter and singer Daniel Puente Encina formed the band the Pinochet Boys in the eighties, who were later ordered to leave the country by the ruling military regime. On a search for new impressions he travelled alone to Brazil, Argentina, Madrid, London, Amsterdam, Berlin and Hamburg. In the nineties he set up a new band: Ninos Con Bombas. They toured through the USA and Europe. In Germany they are known amongst others as the successful support band to Einstuerzenden Neubauten. Ninos Con Bombas has been awarded the John Lennon Talent Award (JLTA) in 1995. Later on Daniel, Norman and Trillian carried on together and formed Polvorosa. Some of their songs can be heard in Fatih Akin's multi award winning film Head-On (original title: Gegen die Wand).
In 2005 their first album Radical Car Dance was released. The director Marten Persiel, Berlin, created two amazing videos for the songs; "Behind da mi House" (MTV Award 2005 - best video) and "El Amor Se Demora" which was especially composed for Fatih Akin's movie "Im Juli" (2000).
In 2009 Daniel decided to get rid of the electronic sounds and went instead for a more natural energy to accompany the new songs. Here is a press cutting about Polvorosa: "Out of Puente the Punk a musician has grown, who uses his amplified concert guitar to create music in a language directly out of his homeland, where instead of his original three chord punk basis to create a sound, strong modern jazz genre references are now made. No more of this slimy smooth dance music where everything remains shallow and is quickly forgotten. Polvorosa, has become a real exciting contradiction of sounds, and that is what makes the band so extraordinary"

‎"When they talk about «advanced», «crossover» or «retro-futuristic» on the music circuit, one band always crops up and that is Polvorosa.
They mix the impossible in such an original way that they defy labelling. An endless number of influences are in the mind of this brilliant composer, Daniel Puente Encina (Pinochet Boys, Niños con Bombas), whose music has won numerous highly prestigious awards, such as the 2004 Golden Bear for the film Head-on, the soundtrack for which Polvorosa took part in."
https://www.facebook.com/DanielPuenteEncina.POLVOROSA
http://www.womex.com/virtual/polvorosa_daniel/daniel_puente_encina
http://www.myspace.com/polvorosapower

TINA TRILLIAN BARTEL - Keyboards, Vocals
Trillian was born and raised in Marburg, Germany. She is the daughther of a well known beat guitarist of the 60s.
Trillian is an absoulte multi-instrumentalist who studied Sound Engineering / Digital Production in Hamburg where she met Daniel, Alex and Norman.
Trillian produces, composes, sings, arranges, synthesizes, fragments, alters, samples and designs incredible sounds. She has worked with groups like Einstürzende Neubauten and Faust, she was responsible for the dubbing and sound of important movies - like the films for the German multi award winning director Fatih Akin, and participates in several videos and art installations. Her sweet voice is booked for dubbing and recently she could celebrate her debut as a newcomer actress performing in Marten Persiel's film „This ain't California", produced by Ronald Vietz, a documentary about skaters in the ex GDR.
https://www.facebook.com/thisaintcalifornia
http://www.thisaintcalifornia.de/
http://skateboardmsm.mpora.de/news/aint-california-doku-ber-ddr-skater.html

NORMAN JANKOWSKI - Drums / Percussion
Norman Jankowski was born in Herford and grew up in Eastern Westfalia, Germany. His Dad bought him his first drum kit when he was seven years old. At the Age of eight, Norman started to take classes at the Loehne School of Music, where he was educated in classical percussion and jazz drumming by Hans-Peter Drenckhahn. Soon after starting classes he got on Stage by the Age of nine. During his Childhood and Youth, Norman joined Symphony Orchestras, Brass and Big Bands in his natal Area. Reaching the times of Rock..n..Roll and after a few local Rockbands he decided to leave the Countryside and moved to Hamburg where he soon joined the Latin-Punk Band NIÑOS CON BOMBAS, with whom he toured throughout the World for seven Years and published two CD..s. It was on Tour in Brazil that Norman was introduced to the brazilian Frame Drum, the PANDEIRO on which he plays most his Gigs today. After Niños Con Bombas split up, he lived in Brazil, from where he moved to Spain for to work with POLVOROSA and CHEIKHA BAND. It was in Barcelona, where he met Yaron Engler, with whom he worked in TAPEPLAS and actually in HOFESH SHECHTER COMPANY.
http://myspace.com/normanjankowski

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