A ten-piece Valencian street band playing pasodobles, festive music and arrangements spanning pop, rock, ska and Latin styles.
Xaranga Dona-li Canya is a ten-piece street band from Quart de Poblet, Valencia. Its live format brings music directly to the crowd, with experienced musicians and original arrangements for a lively programme.
The line-up features percussion, trombones, trumpets, saxophones, clarinet and tuba. A xaranga can bring live music to a street procession and other parts of a celebration, helping keep the audience involved as the event moves along.
The set includes traditional xaranga numbers, pasodobles and festive music. The band also plays its own arrangements of current tracks and well-known pop, rock, ska, merengue, disco, remember and Latin music.
This format suits local festivals, public celebrations and private events that call for mobile live music. For a wedding or another event, ask whether the space and running order suit a street-band performance.
The fee depends on the date, location, format and technical requirements. Request a no-obligation quote and receive a reply within 24 hours.
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The proposal sets out the fee, the format and length of the performance, and the technical and logistics conditions, so you know the cost of the event from the start.
The fee varies with the date, the city, the length of the performance, the capacity and the technical and production needs of the event.
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The repertoire includes traditional xaranga music, pasodobles, festive music and arrangements of pop, rock, ska, merengue, disco, remember and Latin tracks.
There are ten musicians, with percussion, trombones, trumpets, saxophones, clarinet and tuba.
Yes. The mobile xaranga format and festive repertoire suit street processions and public celebrations.
Share your event date, location and requirements to request a no-obligation quote. You can expect a reply within 24 hours.
