This ensemble has the characteristics of a classical chamber orchestra and the attitudes of a popular band that has developed a very particular style of its own. The body of the ensemble exists of vocals, clarinets, violin or guitar; the addition of double bass and percussion fills and rounds off its warm, cheerful sound. The repertoire is varied and aimed at a broad range of musical tastes.
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Banda Inaudita is not a traditional band but a group which composes new music with influences from flamenco, folk, chamber music and - most of all - jazz. Especially the sound of the clarinet attracts our immediate attention. It brings the Yiddish klezmer music to mind, but is not as heavy and fast - here it is gentle and relaxing, with a typical Southern European atmosphere.

The band gathers the talents of experienced musicians who audibly know their instruments very well. Over the years, they have managed to create a strong and solid style of music. Their open minded compositions will be liked by many. They don't sound experimental, they just enjoy playing atmospheric ethno-jazz with a Latin smile.

They created their own record company 'Vela Records' in 2002, and have released three CDs: 'Banda Inaudita' (2002), 'Banda Inaudita DOS' (2004) and 'CANCIONES INAUDITAS' (2007). You can read the english translation of the song Sopalmo here.

In the last years they have played more than two hundred concerts in Spain, composed the originals soundtracks of the films 'El Furgón' and 'Onán', and collaborated in theatre and television.

Juan Pablo Muñoz Zielinski: vocals, violin, guitar. The author of the music. He has written soundtracks for many moviesand television films, has played in a variety of theatre shows and performed flamenco music for dancers such as Sara Baras, Antonio Canales, Joaquín Cortés and the Spanish National Ballet. Juan Pablo's music has many influences (modern, classical, and popular); it is sometimes very rhythmical and at other moments quietly calls the listener to another realm.

Laura Villa: vocals, clarinets and flute. Laura contributes a pure classical sound. She has a wealth of experience in orchestral and chamber music, having performed with the Madrid Cathedral Orchestra, the Symphony Orchestra of San Sebastián de Los Reyes, the Via Magna Orchestra, the Aula 3 Clarinet Ensemble etc.

Santiago Puente: Soprano and bass clarinets. A versatile musician, who has performed in : Chamber Music Ensembles; Classical Orchestras; Popular, Folk and Latin Groups, Theatre Productions amongst others. In recent years his career has developed internationally, composing for Theatre productions in the UK and performing all over the world.

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