Arambol musicians: who are they?
Although there are Thousands of musicians in Arambol, some of them make the difference. The reasons are many, and tradition is one. Because, you know, some of them have been coming since the Seventies! And yes, they were hippies living naked at the beach. Now, some of those old-timers are living legends in Arambol and still perform.
Who am I talking about? Let’s see, check out this essential list of the Arambol Musicians.
Attila, the legend
Attila came to Arambol in the earliest times. He is a rock star here. He is a solid acoustic bass player and performs with the psychedelic rock band: The Saints & The Fouls. You can see him during the min season in Arambol at Fellini or Revolutions. And yes, it’s true: he often strips naked during his concerts.
“Uncle” John, the soul
John Paris is a bright light that shines in Arambol beach since 1965. An Englishman who sings his music with an accordion to almost all open mics here. How is he? In a word: amazing. His simple songs all talk about love, life and how precious they are. When he starts singing all the community here stops and sing along. All Arambol musicians love him.
Anthony McKeon, the heart
Irishman in his 40s, Anthony is the rising star in the Arambol music scene. With his band, The Tantric Monkeys, he sings about pain, life experiences, traveling. Buy he got famous because of one song in particular. It is called Arambol and quickly became a sort of anthem here, sung everywhere by everyone.
Anthony is also the MC of the most loved Arambol open mic, which happens every Monday evening in Twice in Nature.
Sissi Perlinger, the comedian
Sissi is another rising star in Arambol. She is a well known German comedian who decided a few years ago to spend most winter seasons in Arambol. Her shows are a unique combination of creativity, humor, and intelligence. Sissi will make you laugh at loud and think at the same time.
As told, Arambol musicians are many. This preliminary list is not comprehensive. I will add names as soon as I have time.
Source: https://www.arambol.org/arambol-musicians/
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