Actually here is the latest video from the MAMBOP Salsa and Latin Jazz Orchestra. Enjoy and get your hips moving and your body dancing. Share our music with your friends and have us at your next party or event. See you there. Que rica la Salsa!
Here is the latest video from the MAMBOP Salsa and Latin Jazz Orchestra. I hope you enjoy it and share it with your friends. Que rica la Salsa!
Sharing my Latin Jazz band Mambop’s live music on Sound Clound.
So I did some work on the sidebar to our special report for the week, which was all about the news of neutrinos measured traveling at faster than the speed of light. Click above for an explainer on what neutrinos are and then if you want to read more about the news and what it could mean, check out the main piece by Lisa Grossman. You can also read about the MINOS project at Fermilab which will be doing tests to verify the result in the coming years.
This is some great Afro Cuban Latin Jazz. I also blogged some video links to his music. Incredible.
“…Happily another good pianist is emerging into the spotlight outside of Cuba—pianist Harold Lopez Nussa. His trio (with saxophonist David Sanchez guesting) has a CD out, El Pais de las Maravillas (World Village), and it’s a good way into Sr. Nussa’s music. On this album Nussa often works closely around and within the Latin rhythmic tradition for both his comping and as implicit or explicit in his soloing. The jazz element takes everything post-bebop as its foundation, from Latin hardbop to Corea-and-beyond fusion. It’s a music of stop and go fusionic kicks, steady-state Latin grooves and good solo performances from Nussa and Sanchez.
The rhythm section never flags. They set up the all important clave, post-clave and implied clave that the melodists work off of with success. There are enough contrasts and varied approaches in the 11 cuts that generalizations may not fit absolutely everything. Suffice to say that there is plenty of space for Harold Lopez Nussa to exhibit his gifts as improviser, harmonist, vital rhythmic catalyst, and tune-meister.
An excellent addition to this year’s batch of Latin jazz offerings. I suspect we’ll be hearing a great deal more from the pianist. Happily.”
Wow! This is just too hip. Afro-Cuban Latin Jazz on steroids. Love it.
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