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Persone is a rock trio from Stockholm, Sweden whose songs are sung in Esperanto, formed in late February and early March 1986 by Martin Wiese, Borje Lund, Bertilo Wennergren and Per Ola Axelsson. The band has comprised the current members since 1990.
Persone often plays concerts at conventions for young Esperanto speakers, for example the International Youth Congress (Internacia Junulara Kongreso) and the International Seminar (Internacia Seminario). The group has come out with five albums to date, from the cassette 62 minutoj (1987) to the rock CD ...sed estas ne (1999), and the acoustic CD Sen (2002).
Martin Wiese—electric guitar, lead singer
Borje Lund—electric guitar, bass guitar , vocals
Martin Wiese—electric guitar, lead singer
Borje Lund—electric guitar, bass guitar, vocals
Martin Wiese—electric guitar, lead singer
Borje Lund—electric guitar, bass guitar, vocals
Per Ola Axelsson—saxophone, vocals
Persone's style sometimes uses acoustics, following in the steps of Simon and Garfunkel, but it is mostly electronic, similar to that of The Police or U2. Today it is one of the most widely-known groups in Esperanto music and Esperanto culture in general.
The group was originally created in 1986 for the first Cultural Esperanto Festival (Kultura Esperanto-Festivalo). The idea came from Borje Lund, who also came up with the name: a simple play on words between person-e ("personally") and per-son-e ("through sound") and recruited the other three members: Martin Wiese, Bertilo Wennegren and Per Ola Axelsson. Their first practice was on March 7, 1986, and many more took place continuously until May 9 in a house in Stockholm. The concert at the Cultural Esperanto Festival took place on May 17 in the same city, and Persone received an overwhelming positive public response, after which the band decided to stay together.
62 (Sesdek Du) Minutoj (1987)
De l’ Praa Tempo Ĝis la Nun’
Ĉu Al Paca Cel’
Nur Por la Pano
Portanto De la Lun’
En la Spegulo (1991)
Folioj En la Vent’
Vinilkosmo kompil' 1 (1995) – The Vinilkosmo Compilation Album 1 (named after the record label Vinilkosmo) included the Persone song Reĝoj de cindro (track 8).
Vinilkosmo kompil' 2 (1996) – The Vinilkosmo Compilation Album 2 included the Martin Wiese's (of Persone) Vivo duras sed vi molas (track 3).
Povus Esti Simple (1996)
La Leviĝo de la Lun’
...Sed Estas Ne (1999, Part of Kolekto 2000)
Se la Cerbo Volas
Bileto Al la Lun’
Fantomoj de la Pasintec’
Mi Ĉiam Kredis (Ke la Koro)
Perloj Sur la Ter’
Official site of Persone (Esperanto)
Categories: Esperanto music | Esperanto-language singers | Swedish musical groups
Up to date as of November 16, 2009
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