1986-2019: Celebrating Scotland's Music for over 30 Years
MacUmba - BruHuhaho
10 tracks: Glenmalambo * Gale Warning * Asa Branca * Gordon’s * Springtime Cha Cha * Brenda’s * Jamie’s Request * Dinky’s * Mildew Mayhem * Steam Train.
Merging elements of Brazilian and Caribbean percussion with Scottish piping, while playing Scottish and other melodies, MacUmba produce an exciting sound that has thrilled audiences in many parts of the world, including South America.
Performing in costume adds a very visual aspect to the band’s live performances. BruHuhaho has been in the making for a year but, like good whisky, it has been made with care and allowed to mature, resulting in an album even more exciting than the first.
‘Wow, book this band immediately - they’ll be a sensation!’ (The Inverness Courier)
‘This is fiery stuff that will set the blood alight’ (The Scots Magazine)
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