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La Última
San José Jazz Summer Fest Coming - August 12-14
Get ready for another San José Jazz Summer Fest.
Some highlights of the Afro-Caribbean music presented:
La Máquina Insular from Puerto Rico lead by Hector Tito Matos playing traditional and modern plena
Sotrón - new latin fusion group from the Mission District of San Francisco
The legendary Sergio Méndez and Brazil 2016
Miguel Zenón Quartet - one of the best Latin jazz groups in the world today
La Mixta Criolla - Bay Area based band playing a mixture of Cabibbean music
Pirulo y La Tribu - new high energy salsa/timba group from Puerto Rico
Alfredo Rodríguez Trio with vocalist Ganavya Doraiswamy - outstanding Cuban piano trio with a beautifully unique vocalist
Jane Bunnett and Maqueque - group of great Cuban women musicians with the incomparable Canadian jazz saxophonist Jane Bunnett
Harold López-Nussa Trio - another outstanding Cuban pianist and his trio
A salsa stage featuring many outstanding local salsa groups such as Jesus Díaz y au QBA, Vissión Latina, Avance and Bay Area Salsa All-Stars
Pedrito MartÃnez Habana Dreams Sessions, Part II
Cubanismo Gallery From Tom Ehrlich
Tom Ehrlich's Photo-Report on La Rumba Q' Tumba
[click here for the full gallery] For the past two years, DJ Leydis has been bringing a “little bit of Cuba” to the San Francisco Bay Area. Once a month, currently at The New Parish in Oakland, California, DJ Leydis and a group of her friends present a Cuban House Party (called La Rumba Q' Tumba), with DJs Leydis and Walt Digz spinning hot timba dance music, alternating with live performances by Bay Area rumberos. [Tom Ehrlich]
