Kafana set list:
Ena karavi apo ti xio
Tripatos
Kalamatianos - Syrtos

Aya Safiya and Tano Brock have been musical collaborators for over a decade. They met at a music camp in their teenage years, and began playing Greek and Balkan music together. In 2014, along with Cecilia Peña-Govea and Miguel León, they formed Taraf de Locos, a SF Bay Area group that created a unique blend of Balkan and Afro-Latin music styles. Following an album release and tour with Taraf de Locos, Aya and Tano traveled to Eastern Europe together to discover and study music. They have since been collaborating on a regular basis; continuing to play Greek and Balkan traditional styles, as well as contemporary original music. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Aya and Tano have been frequently performing live-stream concerts from their home studio, both independently and as a part of larger concerts/festivals.
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Website/Social Media:

Aya Safiya
ayasafiya.com
instagram.com/ayasafiya
twitter.com/AyaSafiya
facebook.com/theayasafiya

Tano Brock
tanobrock.com
instagram.com/tanobrock
twitter.com/TanoBrock
facebook.com/TanoBrock
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Donations/Tips
Venmo: Aya-Davidson
Paypal to ayacdavidsongmail.com
(please choose "Friends/Family" for the full donation to go to musicians, else a percentage is deducted)

Alan Moore (accordion, kaval)
Barbara Saxton (vocals)
Ginny Snyder (arranger/director, clarinet, gaida, various strings, vocals)
Glynis Hawley (vocals)
Holly Thuman (bass, vocals)
John Burke (accordion, tambura, vocals)
Joyce Clyde (gadulka, vocals)
Lew Smith (percussion, vocals)
Nettie Weijsman (vocals )
Paul Litsky (prim, tambura, vocals)
Radmilla Zaric (vocals, primary language coach)
Rich Tucker (tambura, vocals)
Sonne Lemke (vocals)

Set list:
Bufchansko
Dramskoto
Pravo (Prez Gora)
Chobankat
Moja Diridika

Da! Mozhem started when three friends met once and a while to play Eastern European music, more and more friends joined. Many had been in other well respected groups such as Sviraci, The People's International Sliver String Macedonian Band, Born to Drone, Sidesaddle, M'Earthtones, Peninsula Women's Chorus, Westwind and the Slavonian Traveling Band. The group has gained polish over the years, but not lost the friendship and humor that is the basis for playing music together. D!M plays at a variety of folkdance venues and festivals in California.

Website/Social Media: Facebook

Tips and Donations
Paypal at paypal.me/damozhem
(please choose "Friends/Family" for the full donation to go to musicians, else a percentage is deducted)

Asaf Ophir (clarinet, sax)
Balder ten Cate (cimbalom, guitar)
Zina Pozen (accordion)

Set List
Constantine, Constantine!

Cabin 19 consists of three Balkan Camp enthusiasts collaborating to bring you dance favorites from Eastern Europe. The band was born during the pandemic and the band members are based in the SF Bay Area, where they play in various other Balkan and Middle Eastern music ensembles as well.
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Website/Social Media: Asaf Ophir, Balder ten Cate

Tips and Donations
PayPal.me/AsafOphir
Venmo: Asaf-Ophir