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EXCLUSIVA - Roberto Santamaria & His Latin Jazz Stars - Fiesta Al Jazz (2013) CD
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EXCLUSIVA - Roberto Santamaria & His Latin Jazz Stars - Fiesta Al Jazz (2013) CD
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EXCLUSIVA - Roberto Santamaria & His Latin Jazz Stars - Fiesta Al Jazz (2013) CD
Completo
Roberto Santamaria & His Latin Jazz Stars
Fiesta Al Jazz
Import CD (Connector 59917), Released 2013;
Editor's Pick:
Roberto is the nephew of the late great composer and bandleader Mongo
Santamaria:
"My uncle, who had left Cuba in 1948, lived on in the stories my other aunts and
uncles told. I soaked up every bit of information about his music and was
thrilled whenever one of his hits was played on a U.S. radio station. Watermelon
Man, Afro Blue, Sofrito –
I still savor his works today as the most wonderful musical compositions I know.
Latin fusion jazz is his
heritage, and I want to keep it alive."
“The people ... enjoy the unusual, upbeat combination of Cuban cha-cha-chá
with elements of funk, soul and, of course, jazz. And they are fascinated by
their explosive yet intricate playing style ...” The seven musicians really
get off on their groove, sending out sparks that immediately ignite the
audience.
“The Latin Jazz Stars” have both genres in their blood: Latin and jazz. Our
music has deep roots in Afro-Cuban rhythms, but it also incorporates many
elements from other styles and we try to keep surprising our audiences. We also
get along marvelously and have a great time together. Every member is authentic
and contributes all of his talent. To a man, we want only one thing: for our
audience to feel and enjoy the music with us. They pick that up and respond with
incredible enthusiasm.
It’s simply wonderful.” (label, 2013-10-23)
Song titles include:
Uchi-Beng Guau Guau
Watermelon Man
Afro Blue
Amanecer
Tio Mongo (Uncle Mongo)
You Have Fever
RSVP
La Puerta
It Is What It Is
Musicians include:
Roberto Santamaria Congas, percussion
Joe Gallardo Tombone, keyboards
Mike Mossman Trumpet, flugelhorn
Leandro Saint-Hill Tenor and soprano fax, flute
Hector Martignon Grand piano, fender rhodes
Juan Camilo Villa Bass
Rodrigo Villalon Drums
Dizzy Krisch Vibraphon