The temper and high heat of a variety of folk songs, local and from other country. Proudly mongrel songs, fairly stolen from their home country. Songs that made people weep and dance! That soothed! That helped pace work, and made the idles whistle. True tunes, filled with core, with heart. A concert to listen to, and for celebrating together. Suggested Contribution: 3,5€ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mVg8FRDD6E2OYtdAIdZXlQhoRN3QKgNsk Camilla Barbarito is a singer and performer born in Milan in 1978. Her education followed a path ranging from experimental theatre to singing, thanks to some early tours in sub-Saharan Africa where she could get in touch with non-European cultures. She works with several music ensembles and carries on her own original research on Mediterranean folk music inspired by Balkan sounds, Portuguese fado, Greek rebetika music, Argentinian tango and Romany music. Alongside music, she has taken part in many experimental and improvisation-based plays and concerts both as actress and vocal performer. Among others, she has worked with Vladimir Denissenkov, Ivana Monti, Jovica Jovic, Paolo Rossi, Roberta Torre, AGON, Teatro delle Moire, Duccio Bellugi of Theatre du Soleil, Nema Problema Orkestar and Musicamorfosi, as well as various other leading figures of Milan music scene. She is often a guest on the Rai Radio Tre programme Piazza Verdi. She has created the character of Nina Madù, a singer who, along with her band Le Reliquie Commestibili (The Edible Relics), is more and more appreciated on the independent scene. Together with Fabio Marconi, she is artistic director of the music festival La Cura di Dioniso at VanGhè Ambulatorio d’Arte
