/r/latinjazz
Latin Jazz, also referred to as Afro-Cuban jazz by some as pioneer Mario Bauzá argued, is music that blends Cuban rhythms with jazz and fuses it with African, Caribbean and South American elements.
/r/latinjazz
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Iseul Kim’s Liberosis Ensemble - Re-mind [album]
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Dafnis Prieto Sí o Sí Quartet - Caprichos Cubanos
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What song is this? Please help
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El Comité feat. Laura Prince - Jazz à Vienne 2024
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Jonathan Powell Mambo Jazz Party | Live on KUVO
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Nubya Garcia - La cumbia me está llamando feat. La Perla (Official Audio)
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Samuel Torres Latin Jazz Sextet | El Barrio Sessions
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Cuban Chant by Ray Bryant
When the pianist is really feeling the Latin Vibes!
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Chucho Valdés Irakere 50 "Estela Va a Estallar" | Jazz in Marciac 2024
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Autumn Leaves - Latin Jazz Mode
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Ezra Collective - Shaking Body
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okay guys lets hear it. best latin jazz song of all time. the tune to end all other tunes
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Jonathan Suazo - Ricano Vol.1 Live in 2023
Ricano is an original Afro Caribbean experience that’s carving a unique path within the world of Jazz.
By following in the footsteps of musical geniuses like David Sánchez, Kenny Garrett, Terri-Lyne Carrington, Danilo Perez, and Miguel Zenón, this project presents themes of exploration, integration, community, and self-acceptance, available to audiences through live performances, socio-cultural residencies and recorded assets.
The word RICANO is a play/fusion of the words "Puertorriqueño” and “Dominicano,'' symbolizing self-discovery and connections to Puertorican and Dominican roots and ancestry communicated through the language of music.
In 2023 Ricano had great success with its 1st album release, a summer/fall tour and several educational residencies that impacted more than 600 student lives by the end of its first year.
This album includes live material recorded during the 2023 album release tour.
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OKAN: Tiny Desk Concert
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Daymé Arocena - La rumba Me Llamo Yo (Official Video)
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Afro Cuban/Latin Jazz on Vinyl with Salt Cathedral and Juliana Ronderos
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Tito Puente - Oye Como Va (Video Oficial)
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Fabulous Rhythms of Modesto | Modesto Duran
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Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad - Os Ancestrias (ft. Dom Salvador)
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Dafnis Prieto Sí o Sí Quartet - Conga Ingenua
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Hilario Duran and his Latin Jazz Big Band - Esperando la Carroza
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Alfredo Rodriguez Trio - Bésame Mucho | Montreux Jazz Festival
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The Birth of Afro Latin Jazz | Dizzy, Chano and Chico | The Original Influencers
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New Stuff
Just a quick note for the few who come here on occasion. I just got mod control of this subreddit which has been dormant for quite some time. I mod r/ModernJazz and I'm no stranger to the various forms within the language of jazz. Latin jazz in particular has always been one of my favorites. I know this sub is tiny as hell but it could use some TLC. So I plan on prettying things up a bit here and there and will be sharing various stuff as it relates to the past and present of Latin Jazz music when I get time.
** edit: Anyone is free to post in here now. I just realized that this subreddit was setup for approved users only. More changes on the way.
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