jazz, klezmer, flamenco & cabaret
​"Enterrando candela" (2023)
This album is the portrait of an Andalusian musician. Is the quest of my own identity. A complex mix of flamenco, klezmer, jazz, funky, ska, latin... Naftule luggage is full of joy and energy.
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Musicians:
Bernardo Parrilla, alto and tenor sax
Yoojin Ko, Flutes
Emilio Parrilla, clarinet and tenor sax
Nadia Basurto, singer
Ana Boheme, singer
Gon Navarro, guitars
Javier Galiana, piano
Alessio Bruno, Double bass and electric bass
Guillermo Martin, drum
Featuring:
Arturo Parrilla
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Recorded in Sputnik Recording Studio November 2021. Recorded, mixed and mastered by Curro Ureba.
Design by Emilio Parrilla
​"Iodosana" (2018)
In his second album, Naftule band reaffirms his eclectics intentions. They use all musical traditions to tell stories to audience. In Iodosana you will listen sounds from korea, America and East Europe.
"Iodosana"is a small magic island in Asia. An island where you can be free. A real and imaginary island. The paradise of the fisherwomen.
All compositions and arrangements by Emilio Parrilla Garcia-Pelayo. Except Slow Bulgarish arranged by Naftule.
Musicians:
Bernardo Parrilla, alto sax
Yoojin Ko, Flute
Emilio Parrilla, clarinet
Nadia Basurto, singer
Javier Galiana, piano
Alessio Bruno, Double bass
Richie Struck, drum
special guests:
Luati González, cajón
Alba Haro, choir
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Recorded at Trafalgar Estudios, Cadiz (Spain). Recorded, mixed and mastered by Curro Ureba.
Design by Raul Lucas
​"El Viaje de Naftule" (2016)
“El viaje de Naftule” (2016) is the introduction of Naftule to the world, a manifest of their intentions. This Album is the original soundtrack of the dance/theatre show "En Vano", a production by Danza Mobile and IncuboTeatro.
All compositions and arrangaments by Emilio Parrilla Garcia-Pelayo
Musicians:
Bernardo Parrilla, alto sax
Emilio Parrilla, clarinet
Fernan Mejuto, piano, accordeon, vibraphone
Alessio Bruno, Double bass
Guillermo Martin, drums
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Recorded at Dippel Studio, Schiedam (Netherlands). Recorded, mixed and mastered by Thomas Dieppel.
Design by Raul Lucas