Tag: Luisito Quintero
Chick Corea and The Spanish Heart Band’s New Album
Chick Corea, legendary pianist, keyboardist and composer, explores his Spanish, Latin and Flamenco influences with the debut album by his new Spanish Heart Band
Throughout...
Spanish Harlem Orchestra: Anniversary
For the last fifteen years few music ensembles have dominated the world of salsa like the Spanish Harlem Orchestra. So, it was only fitting...
Colette Michaan · Heaven and Earth-Cielo y Tierra
In a world – sadly – dominated by male musicians, the flutist Colette Michaan gets much less respect than she deserves. One wonders, however,...
Eva Cortés: Crossing Borders
Although the release of Crossing Borders by Eva Cortés comes just two years after In Bloom appeared on Truth Revolution Records, it feels like...
3D Rhythm of Life Presents: Fantasy
If only there was really a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow then the cover to Fantasy by 3D Rhythm of...
CaboCubaJazz Presents: Corason Africano
Despite the fact that the ‘goodies’ are fairly well-distributed among the musicians, one can’t help the feeling that it is the hand – or...
Eddie Palmieri Releases New Album: Sabiduría
Sabiduría by Eddie Palmieri
Known as one of the finest pianists of the past 60 years, Eddie Palmieri is a bandleader, arranger and composer of...
CaboCubaJazz – Boas Festas
CABOCUBAJAZZ continues with its irresistible blend of lively Cuban rhythms, beautiful melodies from the Cape Verde islands (West Africa) and adventurous jazz. The collaboration...
Richard Bona Releases New CD: “Heritage”
Richard Bona: Fans call him “The African Sting,” critics call him a pro, but it’s his unique and electrifying style of connecting with his...
Little Johnny Rivero: Music in Me
The utter simplicity of this title - Music in Me - does not even begin to convey the depth and sophistication of the music...
César Orozco & Kamarata Jazz: No Limits for Tumbao
In his short note appended to the album No Limits for Tumbao, César Orozco makes a case for the generous helping of Cuban and...
Doug Beavers: Titanes del Trombón
The Battle has begun, the Battle of… Titans!
The Grammy Award winner Doug Beavers brings us his exquisite, new album, Titanes del Trombón, a tremendous...
Colette Michaan: Incarnate / Encarna
The third solo album of Colette Michaan, "Incarnate/Encarna"—the second, since her amazing album "Querencia"—is a notable...
Xiomara Laugart: Tears and Rumba
Xiomara Laugart is a major voice in music. She combines raw and elemental power with soulful interpretation of repertoire—traditional and...
Luisito Quintero: 3rd Element
The incidence of percussionists playing music is far greater than musicians who happen to be percussionists. Luisito Quintero falls into the latter category. Luisito Quintero was born in Caracas...
From New York: Spanish Harlem Orchestra
The celebrated ensemble led by pianist and musical director Oscar Hernández has been in the limelight since 2002, when their debut recording, Un Gran...
Latin Grammy 2014: Latin Jazz Album Nominees
Nominations for the 15th Annual Latin Grammy Awards were announced on Wednesday, September 24. For Best Latin Jazz Album (Mejor Álbum de Jazz Latino)...
Theo Croker: Afro-Physicist
Theo Croker is the epitome of the sound of surprise. He comes suddenly from behind and sideways - never from the front - seizing...
Jack DeJohnette – Sound Travels
Review written by: Raul da Gama
Jack DeJohnette is not just one of the finest and important drummers playing today, but one of the most...
Michael Simon: New York Encounter
It is not obvious that Michael Simon is a native of Venezuela, who owes as much to that tradition as he does to the...
