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There are 2 artists called Vila. 1) Vila, folk ensemble from Novi Sad, Serbia. Play traditional songs and dances from regions where Serbs live, but they also play songs from other ethnos from Balkan. 2) VILA (Hiroshi Watanabe) is a rave artist from Japan. His website can be found here: www.rave-slave.com -------------------- Програм Ансамбла базиран је на српској народној традицији - народним играма, песмама и обичајима и материјалној култури из свих крајева у којима живи српски народ, а у програм су такође укључене игре и других народа који живе у Србији и Црној Гори. Програм се припрема на основу аутентичног...

Martinho da Vila (born Martinho José Ferreira on February 12, 1938 in Duas Barras, Rio de Janeiro) is a Brazilian samba musician (singer and composer). He is most associated with the samba school Vila Isabel, and his own compositions (sambas de enredo) have been annually inaugurated by Vila Isabel in Rio de Janeiro's Carnaval competition for decades. His signature song, "Casa de Bamba," which dates back to the 1970s, is one of Brazilians' most beloved sambas. At age 74, he is still doing concerts and his lyrics continue to rally the spirits of audiences throughout Brazil. His 1995 CD "Ta...

Vilain Pingouin is a rock band from Quebec. There have been many changes in the band. At the start, there was: Rudy Caya (Singer, Song writer and Guitarist) Frédérique Bonicard (Bassist) Rodolph Fortier (Guitarist) Michel Vaillancourt (Drummer) Claude Sampson (Mandoline, Harp, Guitar) Then, Fred left and Michel Bertrand (Guitarist) took his place. Later, Michel Bertrand and Rodoplh Fortier left the band. Michel Turcotte and Alain Godmer joined up. Rudy Caya and Michel Vaillancourt both played in English bands before, and one day, decided to form the Vilain Pingouins. Vilain Pingouin was created in 1986, with the first song and video...