In this episode, Genco and Alan are joined by Latin Grammy winning producer, arranger and music executive, Julio Bague. Julio won the Latin Grammy Award for Best Traditional Tropic Album his work with John Secada featuring the Charlie Sepulveda Big Band on the recording To Beny More with Love. Come join in on the lively conversation with Alan, Genco, and Julio!
In this episode, Alan and Genco welcome the brilliant saxophonist, percussionist, and composer Yosvony Terry. According to the New York Times, Yosvony "has helped redefine Latin Jazz." Join Alan, Genco, and Yosvony for this wide-ranging and fun conversation.
Known as "the home of the mambo," the Palladium was New York's most popular venue for Latin dance music from 1947 to 1966. It featured live Latin music four nights a week, frequently played by "The Big Three" orchestras: Machito & His Afrocubans, Tito Puente, and Tito Rodriguez. In this episode, Alan and Genco share personal memories and great music of the Palladium's golden era.
In this episode, Genco and Alan are joined by the great Arturo O'Farrill. Arturo's artistry and innovation have left an ndelible mark on the global music scene. Hailing from a rich lineage of musicians, including his father, Chico O'Farrill, Arturo has seemlessly blended diverse musical traditions, pushin boundries and redefining the possibilities of Latin jazz. Join Genco, Alan, and Arturo for this lively, inspiring conversation.