Salamanca's 'Bye Bye Lullabay' are shooting their latest music video in the city this week
Salamanca Film Commission collaborates on logistics, production, and permits for this recording, which will extend from today until next Saturday
Today begins the shooting of the new music video by the Salamanca group Bye Bye Lullabay; the recording work will continue throughout the week, with the last day of shooting being Saturday, March 7th; the music video is the first single from their second album and is titled “Origin”, with electric sounds and influences from 60s rock; the production will be carried out by Javier Díez, also from Salamanca, marking the second collaboration between the band and the director after the recording of “Lone star sky” (2012) in the Plaza Mayor.
The locations chosen by the production team are the television studios of the University of Salamanca (R&D&I Building) and Isla de Soto.
Bye Bye Lullabay was formed in 2011 in the city of Salamanca, their themes draw from Folk and independent Rock, since then they have given more than 50 concerts, they have shared the stage with Depedro, Celtas Cortos, or Corizonas; they have been regulars on the Radio3U program Toma Uno and have been part of the Americaña section of FESTIMAD 2M. They have also represented Salamanca in the III Edition LIVE52 of Noise Off Fest and have won the UNIA Música Abierta contest. Currently the band members are: Esther Valverde (vocals, guitar and violin), Dani H. Serrano (electric guitar, vocals and mandolin), Javi Amado (electric bass), Gorka R.G. (drums).
The director Javier Díez is already a regular creator within the Salamanca audiovisual scene. In the music video world, he has already directed numerous artists such as: Matías Rey, Raúl Díaz de Dios, Blue Velvet, or Victoria Mesonero. The Salamanca City Council has collaborated with the work, through the Salamanca Film Commission, in terms of production, logistics, information, and permits.
The locations chosen by the production team are the television studios of the University of Salamanca (R&D&I Building) and Isla de Soto.
Bye Bye Lullabay was formed in 2011 in the city of Salamanca, their themes draw from Folk and independent Rock, since then they have given more than 50 concerts, they have shared the stage with Depedro, Celtas Cortos, or Corizonas; they have been regulars on the Radio3U program Toma Uno and have been part of the Americaña section of FESTIMAD 2M. They have also represented Salamanca in the III Edition LIVE52 of Noise Off Fest and have won the UNIA Música Abierta contest. Currently the band members are: Esther Valverde (vocals, guitar and violin), Dani H. Serrano (electric guitar, vocals and mandolin), Javi Amado (electric bass), Gorka R.G. (drums).
The director Javier Díez is already a regular creator within the Salamanca audiovisual scene. In the music video world, he has already directed numerous artists such as: Matías Rey, Raúl Díaz de Dios, Blue Velvet, or Victoria Mesonero. The Salamanca City Council has collaborated with the work, through the Salamanca Film Commission, in terms of production, logistics, information, and permits.