Ep 7. Rodrigo y Gabriela
- January 12, 2013
Austin City Limits season 38 episode 7 features the dynamic duo Rodrigo y Gabriela. This episode brings the unique musical style of the Mexican acoustic guitarists to the ACL stage.
Throughout the episode, Rodrigo y Gabriela showcase their incredible instrumental skills. The duo's music consists of fast-paced guitar playing with elements of rock, flamenco, and jazz infused into each song. The powerful sound the two create together is amplified as they light up the stage with their music.
Rodrigo y Gabriela share their personal stories and background throughout the episode. They recount how they got their start as street performers in Dublin and how they developed their unique sound and style.
One noteworthy moment from the episode is when Rodrigo y Gabriela perform their hit song "Tamacun." This song becomes an instant crowd-pleaser as the two guitarists masterfully execute a dynamic back and forth between their instruments. Additionally, Gabriela performs an amazing solo that showcases her skill. The beautiful, intricate melodies from the guitarists pull the crowd in and leave everyone on the edge of their seats.
Another highlight of the episode is when Rodrigo y Gabriela team up with cellist Tod Parkhill to perform "Santo Domingo." The addition of the cello creates a beautiful balance between the strings and the drums. The trio blends together seamlessly, creating a completely new and captivating sound that keeps the audience mesmerized.
The episode ends on a high note with Rodrigo y Gabriela performing their song "Hanuman." The audience is thrilled as Rodrigo y Gabriela show off their guitar skills in a powerful and exciting show of musicianship. Their energetic performance brings everyone to their feet, and the crowd cheers them on through the end of the song.
Overall, this episode of Austin City Limits is a showcase of the unique sound and style of Rodrigo y Gabriela. The audience is treated to an up-close look at the musical storytelling that the duo has become known for around the world. It is a truly spectacular performance that you won't want to miss.
