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 01. "Bulerijazz" 02. "Upper west side" 03. "Spring break" 04. "La leyenda del tiempo" 05. "Jungle street" 06. "The great priest" 07. "El emigrante" 08. "Soleá de ismael" 09. "Descarga por buler¡as" 10. "El emigrante instrumental"
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| | Description: | 2018 release. Origins is a fusion album from the roots and elements of flamenco (bulerías, soleáres), Afro-Cuban (guaguancó and rumba) and American jazz form. The work is also an exploration of the musical origins of this international pianist who has traveled the world and explored the roots of Afro-Cuban music and jazz from a flamenco perspective. African music and it's tradition on percussion are the key of most of the world folkloric rhythms and syncopated accents. During colonial times, Africans were exported as slaves to many geographies, and in the process, their cultural and religious believes as well as their rhythmic patterns landed in the Caribbean, North America and Spain. Consequently, it's not a coincidence that the magic resemblance of the '3+2' rhythmical patterns from Africa is implicit in the most traditional expressions of flamenco, rumba and jazz. For this adventure, Alex Conde had the fortune to team up with worldclass artists from New York City, the Latin-jazz and Jazz "mecca" of the world - Conrad Herwig, Marcus Gilmore, Dayna Stephens, Brian Lynch, Luques Curtis, John Benítez, Camilo Molina and Guillermo Barrón. Alex also counted with the contribution of special guests like the renown Spaniard copla singer Alejandro Conde - his father, who lends his voice for a dramatic rendition of the Spanish classic "El Emigrante", Ismael Fernandez, who leads the charge in "Soleá de Ismael", and the up-andcoming jazz guitarist from New York City Andres Abenante."Origins" is a captivating CD by acclaimed pianist Alex Conde, released under the innovative Ropeadope label. This album showcases Conde's masterful blend of flamenco and jazz, creating a vibrant soundscape that bridges traditional Spanish rhythms with contemporary improvisation. Known for his virtuosic piano technique and deep musicality, Conde has garnered international recognition through performances at major festivals and collaborations with renowned artists in both genres. "Origins" stands as a testament to his creative vision, offering listeners an immersive journey into the roots of flamenco reimagined through modern jazz sensibilities. Ropeadope, celebrated for its eclectic roster and commitment to artistic freedom, continues its tradition of supporting groundbreaking musicians like Conde who push genre boundaries. | | | No. of tracks: |
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