Manolito Simonet Ceux qui attendaient un nouvel album de musique de timba, serons déçus ou agréablement surpris par ce nouvel album de Manolito Simonet, le résultat de l'incursion de ce musicien extraordinaire dans le Latin Jazz...
Beat cubano propose d'entendre un autre Manolito Simonet, il entre avec succès dans le Genre Latin Jazz...
MANOLITO SIMONET Y SU TRABUCO - Beat Cubano Musiciens inclus dans l'album : Manolito Simonet, Miguel Angel De Armas "Pan Con Salsa" Piano - Roberto Vázquez "El Chino" Bajo - Roicel Riverón Paila, timbales, drums - José Alberto Alvarez Campana - German Velazco Flautas, sax - Robin Martinez, Rafael Arbolaes Trompeta - Ivanois Garzón, Leonardo Alarcón Trombón - David Bencamo Flauta - Nicolas Gastón Violin - Evelio Ramos "Leto" Tumbadora - Jorge Luis Guerra Güiro - Alfredo Thompson, Carlos Miyares Sax - Grupo Rumbatá Percusion - Osmani Chaulín Bari sax - José Luis Hernandez "Chewy" Tenor sax - Emilio Vega Vibrafono
Beat Cubano Import CD (BIS 802), Released 2010; Editor's Pick: Renowned bandleader and pianist Manolito Simonet has pulled together a crew of top notch musicians to produce his first completely Latin jazz album, imbued, of course, with traditional Cuban nuance. With bassist Roberto Vázquez "El Chino", percussionist Roicel Riverón, flautists David Bencamo and German Velazco (also on sax). Also in for the ride is Grupo Rumbatá who help to make the Tatá Güínes tribute "¿Güines, Que Le Pasa A Tata?" pretty darn spectacular. Highly Recommended.
MANOLITO SIMONET y su TRABUCO - La Habana Me Llama
Manolito Simonet y su trabuco
