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Irakere (faux- Yoruba for 'forest') [1] is a Cuban band founded by pianist Chucho Valdés (son of Bebo Valdés) in 1973. They won the Grammy Award for Best Latin Recording in 1980 with their album Irakere. [2] Irakere was a seminal musical laboratory, where historic innovations in both Afro-Cuban jazz and Cuban popular dance music were created.
Irakere es un grupo de jazz cubano. La orquesta reunió un sólido puñado de músicos donde el dominio instrumental permite innovaciones atrevidas e improvisaciones destacadas. Los arreglos modernos, al estilo del latin jazz, utilizan los instrumentos eléctricos, pero se articulan sobre bases afrocubanas más familiares.
Instead of Enrique Pla on drums, it was Bernardo García. The conguero was not El Niño, but his older brother, Lázaro "El Tato" Alfonso. And the horn section consisted only of Varona and Averhoff, with Paquito D'Rivera and Arturo Sandoval still marching to the beat of military drums.
Oct 30, 2017 · De acuerdo a información de Imagen Televisión “desde el 20 de septiembre ‘El Tato’ se encuentra recluido en el penal de Chiconautla en Ecatepec”; antes estaba en el “penal de Neza”. “El Tato” y un par de agresores fueron trasladados a otros penales desde el 20 de septiembre luego de que las autoridades conocieron los hechos.
However all good things come to an end and Tato eventually stopped assisting to social events as he got older. When other people realised that Antonio was absent they would exclaim “ ¡ No ha venido ni el Tato!”. With time the phrase eventually became a way of expressing with surprise that a place or event which you expected to be full of ...
Nu Yorica 2! Futher Adventures in Latin Music: Chango in the New World 1976-1985. Revolucion! Original Cuban Funk Grooves 1967-1978. Irakere discography and songs: Music profile for Irakere, formed 1973. Genres: Afro-Cuban Jazz, Songo, Latin Jazz. Albums include Grand Theft Auto: Vice City - Official Soundtrack Box Set, Irakere, and Grupo Irakere.
Alfonso Lázaro de la Fuente and Raúl García Pérez were brought before the Second Chamber of the Central Investigative Court in Madrid on 6 February. They were accused of glorifying terrorism (article 578 of the Criminal Code) and incitement to hatred or violence (article 510 of the Criminal Code) and the judge granted the public
