New York City — Puerto Rican saxophonist and composer Jonathan Suazo will present a preview of his upcoming album Ricano Vol. 2 on March 21 at...
New York City has been described as the cultural, financial, and media capital of the world. As a symbol of freedom and cultural diversity, NYC is...
Sambas, Bossas & Blues: The Best of Claudio Roditi on Resonance captures 15 of the most essential tracks recorded for the label compiled from his 3...
Bobby Paunetto was an unforgettable composer, arranger, musician and recording artist.Latin Jazz Network honors him on the tenth anniversary of his death (August 10, 2010). His...
Bobby Paunetto was an unforgettable composer, arranger, musician and recording artist. Latin Jazz Network honors him on the tenth anniversary of his death (8.10.10). His real...
Sometime in the very near future, several of the jazz world’s best known writers and musicologists will meet in some obscure conclave to pool their extensive...
1930: The Orquesta Típica is out and the Conjunto is in The year 1930 marked a turning point in the development of popular Cuban music. Traditional...
Percussion master and beloved bandleader Ray Mantilla passed away on March 21, 2020. He was born in 1934 in the rhythm rich, dance-crazed atmosphere of the...
On the evenings of Friday, June 16 and Saturday, June 17, Cuban pianist, composer and bandleader Elio Villafranca hosted what he qualified as “an incredible performance...
Panama’s Favorite Mambero, Terry Pearce, Remembers The Golden Era of Dance Music In New York City ROSELAND: Where Cuban Rhythms once went toe to toe with...
THE PAUL AUSTERLITZ QUARTET LIVE AT THE STONE, NEW YORK CITY SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 2011 Performance Review by Tomas Peña On Sunday March 29, Paul Austerlitz...
An Evening with Eddie Palmieri and La Perfecta 2 At the Blue Note Jazz Club (December 13, 2009) Eddie Palmieri and La Perfecta 2 wrapped up...