Preview: listen la negra graciana and los fabulosos

Saturday 17 January 1998 00:02 GMT

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Following her sell-out South Bank debut in 1996 and acclaimed turn at last year's Hecho en Mexico festival at the Barbican, foot-stomping harpist La Negra Graciana (above) and her guitarists, Los Fabulosos, land at the Queen Elizabeth Hall for their only UK show of 1998. "The harp for me is a soul," explains Graciana. "When I don't play, I don't feel well." She puts her continued musical success down to a diet of iguana, fish and tiger prawns.

QEH, South Bank, SE1 (0171-960 4242) 23 Jan, 7.45pm

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