Cinema

Don’t miss John Acquaviva on Friday November the 28th.

Planes, trains, and automobiles… one way or another John Acquaviva is always on the go and off to the next club or party. John began Djing in the late 70s and locked down his first club residency in 1982. Since then, he has appeared at well over 4000 parties with over half of them being at the international level. He has DJ’d for a cumulative audience in the millions all over the world, and has the air miles to match. John has built up an extensive resume of DJ mix CD’s over the years anchored by 6 volumes of the critically acclaimed annual Saturday to Sunday series. 2004’s Volume 5 of the series was followed by the very well received “Back to Basics – New School Electrohouse [DJ Mag’s ‘Mix Compilation of the Month – December 2004].

This October cinema has the pleasure to introduce Paolo Mojo, on Saturday the 25th. His only performance in Bogota if you do not see him this night who knows when or if ever you will get the chance to see him again. Joining him this night are all star residents: gerardj, Johnny House-in and Nick.

Paolo Mojo’s sound might be difficult to pin down, but this broad, innovative approach to his craft is making him a name on everyone’s lips in 2004. His style incorporates elements of house, funk, techno, breaks, electro, disco and acid. ?I?ve never understood this ‘genre’ bollocks? he says. “To me the best DJs always select the best bits from a wide range of sounds and put them together in a way that just makes sense to people.”

It’s certainly making sense to lots of people at the moment. Already well established for his tweaked out sets with the likes of tyrant and Sasha at fabric, and a well thumbed global passport, he’s really come to the fore this year thanks to a succession of well received productions on labels such as Alternative Route, Big Love and Sabotage. – and one of the best essential mix debuts ever.

On Friday October 17th cinema hosts Nacho Peña, he is an upcoming deejay from Spain. He has played in some of the most influential clubs in ibiza and continues doing so.

From an early age Nacho was influenced by his father who also was a Dj and who first brought him in contact with the decks and the music tendencies of the late 80s and the early 90s. Although since 1994 he played music in various clubs of his home land Cantabria in a non – continous way, since he combined it with his studies, in 1996 he becomes the resident of the “Kroker” club in Torrelavega during winter and of the “PatPal Disco” (Suances) in the summer. That year he took part in the Juvecan Festival 1996 (Feria de Muestras de Torrelavega) where the Djs of the best clubs of Cantabria met.

Cinema brings you the one and only Zeta Bosio on Friday September 19th 2008, tickets on sale now you can purchase them at tu boleta for a fare price. This is his only gig so do not miss out.

Héctor Pedro Juan “Zeta” Bosio is a rock bassist and producer, better known as the bassist for the Argentine band Soda Stereo.

Bosio, along with Gustavo Cerati and Charly Alberti formed Soda Stereo in 1982. They recorded over a dozen of records until they disbanded in 1997. Since then, he has kept a very low profile until recently. Zeta is now working with his independent record label Alerta Discos. He has produced albums for bands such as “Aguirre” and “Peligrosos Gorriones”. Also, he presents a TV show called “Rock Road” for Much Music Argentina and the chilean channel Via X.

On thursday August 14th 2008 Cinema presente Oliver Giacomotto.

BIO:Producer and DJ from Bordeaux – France, started his career in 1999. He first got into production by working in recording studios where he learned how to use samplers, mixing desks, effects, computers and music softwares. From Blues Café studio in Paris to Townhouse Studios in London, Olivier worked with Robert Suhas, Magnus Fiennes, Guy Pratt, Yohad Nevo, Pete Lewis, John Themis, Bond, Lyrics, and various other famous bands, producers, studio musicians and sound engineers from the mainstream music industry.