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“LA MOVIDA RAY-BAN”
Music and eyewear interpret fashion
Ray-Ban is using music to update the spirit of “La Movida”
with two concerts in Barcelona and Madrid –on June 5
and 12 respectively–, plus a CD with the best songs from
“La movida” played by today’s top bands, which were
chosen by the public who voted via the Ray-Ban webpage.
T
he Forum FNAC in Madrid was the setting
for the press conference to present
the unedited CD“La Movida Ray-Ban”.
Famous musicians, journalists, and industry
stakeholders attended the event, including
Jaime Urrutia, Jesús Ordovás and the band
“Despistaos”, as well as Giorgio Pradi, from
Luxottica, and Paco Gamarra, from Warner.
Journalist and writer Jesús Ordovás linked the
spirit of “La Movida” with Ray-Ban since both
share the same values of freedom and creativity.
The well-known singer from the band “Gabinete
Caligari”, Jaime Urrutia, spoke about his career
and shared anecdotes from those days, and also
confessed that he has been wearing Ray-Ban
sunglasses for over 20 years, due to the brand’s
image of freedom, strong personality and rocker
lifestyle. The band “Despistaos” talked about the
current influence of “La Movida” on emerging
bands. Giorgio Pradi, general director of
Luxottica Ibérica, presented the philosophy and
involvement of Ray-Ban in this project. “Ever
since 1937 –he said–, Ray-Ban has been a symbol
of a singular lifestyle and an independent,
bold, free way of being, in the world of music,
cinema, society and fashion, with distinctive values
such as authenticity and tradition.” Paco
Gamarra, from Warner, explained that this CD
revives the 80s from a very special point of view,
since the songs included have been chosen by
the public and are the mythical ones from those
days, but performed by today’s top artists.
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Jaime Urrutia, singer of band “Gabinete Caligari”,
with his inseparable aviator sunglasses. He’s been
wearing Ray-Ban for more than 20 years.
Jaime Urrutia, cantante del grupo “Gabinete
Caligari”, con sus inseparables gafas aviator. Utiliza
gafas Ray-Ban desde hace más de 20 años.
cación de Ray-Ban en este proyecto. “Desde 1937 –dijo–,
Ray-Ban ha sido el símbolo de un estilo de vida singular y
una forma de ser independiente, audaz y libre en el mundo
de la música, el cine, la sociedad y la moda, con valores
distintivos como autenticidad y tradición”. Paco Gamarra,
de Warner, explicó que este CD revive los tiempos de los
años 80 desde un punto de vista musical muy especial: las
canciones que se interpretan han sido elegidas por el
público y son las míticas de aquella época pero interpretadas
por los grandes artistas del momento.
Este recopilatorio está compuesto por doce temas. Las
canciones más votadas que forman parte del CD son:
Andrés Calamaro “Veneno en la piel”, El sueño de Morfeo
“Una calle de París”, Pignoise “Para ti”, Fito & Fitipaldis
“Quiero ser una estrella”, Seguridad Social “Salta”,
Albertucho “Volando voy”, Jarabe de Palo con Los
Secretos “Volver a ser un niño”, La Cabra Mecánica
“Venezia” y David Summers “Ojos de perdida” Las combinaciones
grupo-tema más votadas incluidas también en
el CD son: Despistaos “Embrujada”, Huecco “Cadillac
Solitario” y Zodiacs “Yo tenía una novia (que tocaba en un
conjunto beat)”.
El CD “La Movida Ray-Ban”, que incluye los 12 míticos
temas elegidos por votación se puede adquirir en FNAC,
El Corte Inglés y tiendas especializadas.
The CD includes twelve songs. The most
voted ones were: Andrés Calamaro “Veneno en
la piel”, El sueño de Morfeo “Una calle de
París”, Pignoise “Para ti”, Fito & Fitipaldis
“Quiero ser una estrella”, Seguridad Social
“Salta”, Albertucho “Volando voy”, Jarabe de
Palo and Los Secretos “Volver a ser un niño”,
La Cabra Mecánica “Venezia”; and David
Summers “Ojos de perdida”. The most voted
band-theme combinations, also included in the
CD, were: Despistaos “Embrujada”, Huecco
“Cadillac Solitario” and Zodiacs “Yo tenía
una novia (que tocaba en un conjunto beat)”.
The CD “La Movida Ray-Ban” can be purchased
from FNAC, El Corte Inglés and specialised
shops.