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Posted By jovial 7 months ago in Arts & EntertainmentIt's no secret that Cuba has produced some of the most well rounded musicians on the planet, combining advanced formal education with cultural roots. Flutist and composer Orlando "Maraca" Valle was a child prodigy, playing the seminal band Irakere at the age of 16 and leaving the band to pursue his own muse in his early 20's. This video reflects respect for both classical and traditional forms, finding women not only swiveling their hips, but tutued and leaping like gazelles through the streets of Havana.
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hyperbola7 months ago
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The spanish speaking world (spain, latin america, a bit of africa) is full of incredibly interesting cross cultural richness.
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Here is a mix of cuban jazz with spanish flamenco.
Lágrimas Negras (Black Tears)
Bebo Valdés y Diego "El Cigala" interpretan "Lágrimas Negras", del disco del mismo título. Paquito D'Rivera invitado en saxo alto, Javier Colina en el contrabajo y Piraña en el cajón.
Imágenes de los ensayos y la grabación del disco.
Videoclip dirigido por Carlos Carcas.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1=US=FdSjI1gQJmU
or try pasting this in a browser if you have troubles.
www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1=US=FdSjI1gQJmU
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