Crisis mirror is inviting you on Saturday 30 Apr to a night of live rebetiko music, filled with lilting and fragile odes to heartache, poverty, hash, grief and resistance.

Rebetiko [ɾɛbɛtikɔ, re|be|ti|ko]

Deriving from the turkish root rebet, meaning rebellious or disobedient. Otherwise known as "Greek blues", rebetiko was born from the crosstalk of anatolian and greek musical traditions after greek refugees fled
Asia Minor to Athens and Piraeus in the 1920s. With the gradual integration of refugees into the Greek working class, rebetiko became the music of the immigrants, the marginalized, those persecuted by the
state, petty outlaws, hasish users, prostitutes. These were the actors and theme of Rebetiko. This music was the unfiltered expression of the working class, an artistic form helping them cope with their reality and accompanying them through their struggles, passions and despair. Join us in this night where we follow the road to rebetiko.

The bar will offer wine, tsipouro, mezedes and more.
Part of the earnings of the night will support Ungdomshus while the rest will fund the next issue of our magazine.

Lineup/Timetable
20:30 - 21.30   Anatolian tunes
21:30 - 22.30   Karayagini
22.30 - 00.30   Minore2Vorra
00.30 - 02.00   Minore2Vorra & Karayagini
02.00 - 04.00   Continuing with anatolian DJ set

Remember for the entrance, you can support us with free contribution.
For the entrance and bar, ONLY CASH!

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