Perico Sambeat Roneando

This record is a modernized review of the album of the same title published in 1931, that Federico García Lorca and Encarnación López 'Argentinita' had interpreted. This version of Carmen Linares revived many years later that splendid popular songs with her personal art and gets to add her own style showing the endless possibilities that allows flamenco inspired by popular songs.

It is not possible to listen to Sonero: The Music of Ismael Rivera by alto saxophonist Miguel Zenon without triggering thoughts of another altoist, Charlie Parker. Like Parker, Zenon has that quicksilver processing of thought and expression, but more relevant is that both artists can render any style of music into the jazz idiom. Where Parker dealt with Latin music in a macro sense, Zenon gets down to a micro level. It's only natural for the San Juan born, Guggenheim and MacArthur Foundation fellowship winner. He has featured the music of Puerto Rico in multiple projects and recordings. His previous release Yo Soy La Tradicion (Miel Music, 2018) was quasi-classical jazz suite honoring the folk traditions of Puerto Rico's music, religion and culture, written for string quartet and saxophone.

José Carreras - The Legendary Tenor (2016) {3CD Warner Classics 0190295923013}
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Classical

“Jose Carreras has one of the most beautiful tenor voices in modern opera history. The possibility to admire it again, immersed in a constant display of musicality, provides us with an extraordinary opportunity to revive it in all its glory.” EL PAÍS.

Guadalupe Plata - Guadalupe Plata 2017 (2017) {Everlasting EVGCD117}
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Rock / Indie Rock / Blues-Rock

Guadalupe Plata returns to the front page of the music in our country with the output of his fourth album, which, like the previous ones, takes as title the name of the group and the year of its publication. Since the release of its first LP in 2011, Úbeda's blues trio has shown great regularity by releasing the album every two years ('Guadalupe Plata 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2017').