Graciela - Mario Bauza And Friends - Afro-Cuban Jazz flac album

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Afro-Cuban jazz is the earliest form of Latin jazz. It mixes Afro-Cuban clave-based rhythms with jazz harmonies and techniques of improvisation. Afro-Cuban jazz emerged in the early 1940s with the Cuban musicians Mario Bauzá and Frank Grillo "Machito" in the band Machito and his Afro-Cubans in New York City.

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Afro-Cuban Latin Jazz is Jazz that uses Latin-American rhythms. The primary rhythm is the Clave, though the piano also plays a Montuno and Tumbao. Now Afro-Cuban Jazz songs take this same rhythm, but apply to it slightly more complex chords and chord progressions. Note also, that the distinction between Salsa and Afro-Cuban Latin jazz isn’t always clear cut. But very generally: Salsa is danceable, has less improvisation, has more vocalists, and uses complex chords; while. Afro-Cuban Latin Jazz is less danceable (. has a less driving rhythm), has more improvisation, is more instrumental, and uses complex chords

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Mario Bauza And Friends. The indisputable father of what is known today as Latin Jazz, Mario Bauza recorded "Afro-Cuban Jazz" in 1986, reuniting some of the greatest figures of this genre. Paquito D'Rivera (alto & soprano sax), Jorge Dalto (piano), Patato Valdes (congas), Jose A. Fajardo (flute), Ignacio Berroa (drums), Graciela Grillo (vocals) and Claudio Roditti (trumpet), were only some of the exceptional musicians that graced this masterpiece. Personnel: Mario Bauzá (alto saxophone); Graciela Peréz Grillo (vocals); José Fajardo (flute); Paquito d'Rivera (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone);.