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Bacalao con pan |
Irakere |
első megjelenés éve: 2006 |
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(2006)
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3.900 Ft
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1. | Valle de Picadura
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2. | Romance (Juegos Prohibidos)
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3. | Aguanile Bonkó
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4. | La Semilla
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5. | Calzada del Cerro
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6. | Santiaguera
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7. | Bailando Así
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8. | Siete Tazas de Café
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9. | Taka Takata
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10. | Este Camino Largo
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11. | Bacalao Con Pan
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12. | Rucu Rucu a Santa Clara
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13. | La Verdad
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Latin / Jazz; Afro-Cuban Jazz Cuban Jazz Latin Jazz
Capturing a period between 1974 and 1985, in what was arguably Irakere's heyday, after they had developed a strong stylistic voice, and before the direction of jazz fusion changed significantly in the '90s, Bacalao con Pan, a collection from the Escondida label, is an excellent showcase for some of Irakere's B-sides and lesser-known gems, with a few dance hits thrown in for good measure. Seldom will one find a disc with such diverse selections as the intelligent and rare guitar composition "Romance" alongside name-brand Irakere hits like "Aguanile Bonko." Escondida did a fantastic job of organizing a pleasing and original playlist. Even Irakere enthusiasts might find themselves saying, "I've never heard that before." It's important to note that it would be hard to make these Cuban legends sound bad, but the flow on Bacalao con Pan is particularly excellent. There is an even balance between their famous raw, live presence and more polished-sounding studio material. Similarly, there is an almost even split between big-production, crowd-pleasing vocal numbers and the compositionally sophisticated tunes that won the heart of the jazz world. This record would be an excellent introduction to Irakere in their prime. ---Evan C. Gutierrez, All Music Guide
Irakere
Active Decades: '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s Born: 1973 Genre: Latin Styles: Latin Jazz, Latin Folk, Afro-Cuban Jazz, Cuban Jazz
Many of the top Cuban jazz musicians have played in Irakere during the past several decades, including altoist Paquito D'Rivera and trumpeter Arturo Sandoval (before both individually defected). Pianist Chucho Valdes has been the orchestra's longtime leader, and its music ranges from Latin jazz and bop to Cuban folk melodies, with an emphasis on infectious rhythms and advanced improvisations. Several of Irakere's records have been made available domestically (including sets for Columbia and Jazz House), but the exciting band was not able to visit the United States until 1996. The album Toda Cuba Baila con Irakere followed two years later. ---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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