The seemingly ubiquitous seven-stringed violão is not the only instrument that defines the gloriously mesmerising music of Brasil. Roger Corrêa reminds us that the accordion is...
The Latin Side of Jazz is a curated playlist that showcases selected tracks from the best Latin jazz, Cuban, Brasilian, Flamenco, Ibero-American, Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Latin jazz music....
The duo of Albert Sanz & Javier Colina has already toured many stages, all over the world. His repertoire, so selected and so different, and the...
This month on The Latin Side of Jazz we feature music with the following artists: Aggeliki, Rodney Barreto, Romero Lubambo, Edu Ribeiro, Helio Alves, Reuben Rogers,...
Sometimes in music you enter through a door and discover that the room you are now in has no walls, no ceiling and no floor. Indeed,...
Not since the pianist Chano Dominguez set his piano on fire with his volcanic performances of flamenco melted dramatically into the jazz idiom has an ensemble...
The good news for connoisseurs of music that is as surprising as Jazz, mysterious as flamenco and the molten mix of these with every other musical...
Jerry Gonzalez’s Fort Apache Band was probably one of the last, most iconic ensembles to come out of New York, via the ether of Puerto Rico....
There is a visceral ecstasy that runs through the music of The Journey, a veritable musical odyssey by the trombonist, occasional trumpeter and magnificent conguero, Carlos...