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Atilla the Hun (1892-1962; born Raymond Quevedo) was one of the greatest calypsonians of all times. Atilla the Hun started his musical career as a chantwell (lead singer) for a Carnival masquerade band in Port of Spain, Trinidad. By the 1920s, he was singing in calypso tents and soon became a very popular performer. Along with the Roaring Lion and other calypsonians, he helped to establish the Victory Tent and to introduce such innovations as calypso duets and calypso dramas. (An early drama dealt with the then contentious issue of divorce in Trinidad.) In 1934 Atilla and Lion traveled to...

Early calypsonian and one of the first to be recorded, along with the Roaring Lion. Mostly active in the 1920s-40s, and the most political in his hometown of Port of Spain, Trinidad than any of his contemporaries. .

Punk rock band from the Basque Country, created by Evaristo from La Polla Records. We never wanted to do it, but the circumstances made us. The necessity confabulated with the occassion and we fell in the trap with no regrets. We could've avoided it, but we could've starved to death.So once again we travel the hazardous road alongside people who will see our flashy waggons, our extravagant clothes and listen our irreverent songs and make of them whatever they want. For better or worse here is GATILLAZO. Don't expect anything new, nor innovative, just like the world, we're not here...

He was born in Ankara in 1969. In 1980, he started to attend the violin class of Hacettepe University, Ankara State Conservatory, and graduated with BA degree in 1990. In Turkey, he participated in numerous competition, festival and music organizations as composer, arranger and conductor. His debut solo album, "Bilinçaltı" was released in 1992 and his second solo album, "Waves of Wheels" was released in 1994 in Turkey, and in United Kingdom and Europe by Midas Records Ltd. In 1995, his third solo album, "Efsaneler", and in 1996, the symphonic album version of the play score, "Kuvayi Milliye Destanı", were...