The Band Demian Dominguez Biography Demian Dominguez is the most promising Blues/Rock artist ever to emerge from the Latin American, and Spanish cultures. His musicianship and virtuosity sounds so authentically Blues that you would think him a native of the Southern United States, rather than his native Argentina and current home in Barcelona, Spain. Not since the British invasion of the late sixties have we seen a guitarist/vocalist outside the U.
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The Band Demian Dominguez Biography Demian Dominguez is the most promising Blues/Rock artist ever to emerge from the Latin American, and Spanish cultures. His musicianship and virtuosity sounds so authentically Blues that you would think him a native of the Southern United States, rather than his native Argentina and current home in Barcelona, Spain. Not since the British invasion of the late sixties have we seen a guitarist/vocalist outside the U.S. so adroit at interpreting this indigenous American music and this is amply demonstrated on Demian Band's newest CD release, "Tattoo'd Fish". The Blues may have originated in the U.S., but clearly it now belongs to the world! A native of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Demian has been devoted to his music and his musical career since the age of 12. At the young age of 15 he achieved a unique opportunity, and received excellent reviews, when he was chosen as the opening artist for Jimmie Vaughan, Los Lobos and Roy Rogers at Huracan Stadium in Buenos Aires, in a tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan. Demian cultivated his artistry in the Buenos Aires music scene, sharing the stage with well-known Argentine musicians such as Alejandro Lerner, Ricardo Mollo (Divididos), Pappo, Jorge Pinchevsky, Pappo, Willy Quiroga (Vox Dei), Alejandro Medina (Manal), Hector Starc, Walter Sidoti (Patricio Rey y Los Redonditos De Ricota), and others, culminating in his being awarded the ?Contribution to Blues? award from the General San Martin Theatre of Buenos Aires. In 1997, MTV aired a 60 minute special about Demian, entitled ?MTV Outside? (?MTV Afuera?). Subsequently, he wrote the music for a Toyota TV spot, played nightclubs and concerts throughout Argentina, performed live guest spots on radio, and recorded two successful solo albums with Demian Band until he moved to Barcelona, Spain in 2002. In Barcelona Demian reformed Demian Band and frequently appeared with world renowned Blues guitarist/singer Bernard Allison and international Rock legend Elliot Murphy while performing in prominent European clubs and Blues festivals. In 2007 he recorded a DVD, produced by Bad Music and the Barcelona Blues Society, in the legendary Sala Apolo de Barcelona, and followed this with a tour in Germany in 2008. Demian?s previous successful CD, "Devil by My Side", featured Fernando Tejero on keyboards, and Bernard Allison on slide guitar and vocals on "If You Say You Love Me." The CD received wide critical and popular acclaim in both the U.S. and Europe, reaching #1 on the Blues radio charts in the U.S. In addition to the extraordinary talents of Demian, on his latest and 5th CD release, "Tattoo'd Fish", Demian Band consists of the masterly bass and keys of Tito Bonacera and the driving percussion of drummer Roger Serrahima. "Tattoo'd Fish" cooks with Demian Band's usual high-energy and Demian's signature blistering intensity, and combines original tunes with new arrangements of classics from the traditional Blues repertoire. While "Devil by My Side" or "Tattoo'd Fish" are great for a party, seeing this sensational act live is an exhilarating experience. Audiences are continually impressed by their uncompromising interpretation and kick-ass live shows, so true to their Texas and Delta Blues roots. Watch for Demian Band?s 2011/2012 tour in the U.S. and Europe with Lucia Del Campo on Hammond and bass, and Gustavo Segura on drums, as well as the spectacular and fluid virtuosity of Demian Dominguez! Lucia del Campo Biography Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on October 12th., 1971. She studied at the National Music Conservatory "Carlos Lopez Buchardo" classical piano career. In popular music performed various courses and seminars on harmony and functional analysis focused on jazz and modern music with teachers such as Santiago Giacobbe, Hector Lopez Fürst, Juan Carlos Cirigliano (Astor Piazzolla), among others. She devoted herself from early on to participate in blues and rock bands as long to music education. Her main influences are Johnnie Johnson, Dr. John, Ray Charles, Ethel Caffie Austin, Billy Preston and Jon Lord. At the beginning of the 90s was part of The Brandy Blues Band and Negros de Alma (her own project ). In 1998 she moved to USA where she played with bluesman Joey Gilmore & the TCB Express touring all around South Florida and taught at Mars Music Learning Center in North Miami. Since 2001 she lives in Spain where she participated in various projects which include Gaby Jogeix, with whom she recorded the album "Learnin '..." (2001) and Vargas Blues Band (2002 to 2007) with stakes in the DVD "Spanish Fly" (2004), and the albums "Love, Union,Peace" (2005), "Lost and Found" (2007) and "Flamenco Blues Experience" (2008) and with whom she toured various countries in Europe and America (Spain, Germany, Belgium, Norway, France, United Kingdom, Macedonia, Argentina and Canada). Taught for eight years at the School of Modern Music "21st. Century Music "in Madrid. Today is part of the DEMIAN BAND next to Demian Dominguez (vocals, guitar) and Gustavo Segura (drums) with which is touring several European countries (Spain, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic). Also continues to teach privately. www.myspace.com/luciadelcampo Gustavo Segura Biography Been born in the city of Buenos Aires, at the age of 6 years he initiates his first studies of percussion followed of piano, theory and solfeo in the “Santa Cecilia Conservatory” where he ends the career in 1977. After haveing participated in different groupings since 1973, year in which he begins to play drums, it’s in 1982 when he decides to take music like his only and true profession. At this moment he decides to retake the studies that bring him to culminate the career of Symphonic Percussion, at the “Lopez Buchardo National Conservatory” by 1990. After a period of 3 years in the United States (1998/2001) where he participates in several projects of blues, rock, heavy, funk and latin, Gustavo travels to Spain and settles in Madrid (May 2001). In this new period he collaborates with local artists until half-full of 2002, year in which he joins the"Vargas Blues Band". From then on he is touring all over the territory of Spain and also he participates in several European and American tours, which take him to countries such as Belgica (Antwerpen Blues Festival 2003), Macedonia (Skopje Blues & Soul Festival 2005 featuring Devon Allman as an invited singer), Poland (Lodz Blues Festival 2005 shearing stage with Derek Trucks Band), Germany, England, Scotland, Wales, France, Norway (Nottoden Blues Festival 2006 featuring also Devon Allman), Canada (Mont-Trémblant Blues Festival 2005, Salmon Arms Roots & Blues Festival 2007, Calgary International Blues Festival 2007), Argentina (Rock in Ñ 2007). He records with VBB the DVD "Spanish Fly" (2003), some of the tracks of the CD/DVD "Lost and Found" (2007) and any of the tracks of the new material of Vargas Band Blues "Flamenco Blues Experience (2008). Collaborates with Gaby Jogeix ( with whom he records the album “Learnin’” – 2001), Steve Zee, Steve Payne, Kym Mazelle, Salvador Dominguez. In the present he participates on diverse projects like "Demian Band", "Claudio Gabis", among others. He is also a drums teacher since 15 years ago as much in private lessons as giving seminaries and clinics. Also he collaborates with “Todo Percusion” magazine in which he refers to the section of rock drumming. www.myspace.com/gustavosegura
