Ramon Valle - Danza Negra (2002)
BAND/ARTIST: Ramon Valle
- Title: Danza Negra
- Year Of Release: 2002
- Label: ACT[ACT 9404-2]
- Genre: Jazz, Latin Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 53:31
- Total Size: 301 MB(+3%) | 127 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1 Danza De Los Ñáñigos 3:55
2 Malagueña 6:25
3 La Comparsa 4:28
4 Andalucia 4:55
5 Córdoba 7:22
6 Danza Negra 4:02
7 Gitanerias 6:50
8 La Conga De Medianoche 3:52
9 En Tres Por Cuatro 7:08
10 Y La Negra Bailaba 3:48
personnel :
Ramón Valle - piano
Perico Sambeat - alto & soprano saxophone
Carlos Puig - trumpet
Omar Rodriguez - double bass
Horacio ‘El Negro’ Hernandez - drums
The name Ernesto Lecuona might be unfamiliar to those who only recently discovered Cuban music through the Buena Vista Social Club. But people who remember the period when Cuba had one of the Caribbean’s most vibrant cultural scenes—or who care to explore Cuban music of the pre-Castro era—will inevitably recall – or discover – Lecuona. A virtuoso pianist and a prolific composer who was internationally renowned when the veteran musicians Ry Cooder coaxed out of retirement were in their teens or twenties, Lecuona distilled the essence and reflected the soul of his homeland’s multi-faceted society and heritage in his music as definitively as Duke Ellington and Antonio Carlos Jobim captured the spirits of the U.S. and Brazil in theirs. He created a remarkable body of work: 176 pieces for solo piano, 406 songs, 37 orchest...
1 Danza De Los Ñáñigos 3:55
2 Malagueña 6:25
3 La Comparsa 4:28
4 Andalucia 4:55
5 Córdoba 7:22
6 Danza Negra 4:02
7 Gitanerias 6:50
8 La Conga De Medianoche 3:52
9 En Tres Por Cuatro 7:08
10 Y La Negra Bailaba 3:48
personnel :
Ramón Valle - piano
Perico Sambeat - alto & soprano saxophone
Carlos Puig - trumpet
Omar Rodriguez - double bass
Horacio ‘El Negro’ Hernandez - drums
The name Ernesto Lecuona might be unfamiliar to those who only recently discovered Cuban music through the Buena Vista Social Club. But people who remember the period when Cuba had one of the Caribbean’s most vibrant cultural scenes—or who care to explore Cuban music of the pre-Castro era—will inevitably recall – or discover – Lecuona. A virtuoso pianist and a prolific composer who was internationally renowned when the veteran musicians Ry Cooder coaxed out of retirement were in their teens or twenties, Lecuona distilled the essence and reflected the soul of his homeland’s multi-faceted society and heritage in his music as definitively as Duke Ellington and Antonio Carlos Jobim captured the spirits of the U.S. and Brazil in theirs. He created a remarkable body of work: 176 pieces for solo piano, 406 songs, 37 orchest...
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