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Sin Clave No Hay Na
Daniel Martin - Cuba's Next International Pop Star?
(Daniel Martin at The Foundry, Aurora, Illinois)
(photo by Bill Tilford)
Most of our readers are familiar with the music that is pura cubana in origin and are aware that Reggaeton and Hip Hop happen there as well, but many readers may be less aware of the fact that most of the rest of the spectrum of what many would call "pop" music is also performed on the island as well. This young man, Daniel Martin, performs most of those other styles from ballads to Cubaton to techno all at once and is beginning to make his presence felt internationally (including some work with Madonna) while remaining based in Havana and maintaining some definitely Cuban sensibilities in his work. We recently had the opportunity to get to know him better and found his story interesting enough to take advantage of that opportunity to get a closer look at a part of the Cuban music scene that doesn't get as much coverage up here.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT IT AND LISTEN TO AN INTERVIEW WITH DANIEL
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Documentary Film Tour - La Epoca
La Época is a documentary about the music and dancing from the pre-Salsa period in the U.S. when the mambo, son, guaracha etc. were still distinct in the minds of the dancers as well as the musicians. Since the Palladium ballroom in New York was an epicenter of the "Mambo Craze", there is a lot of coverage including historical footage of what happened there along with interviews with key musicians and dancers from the period. This is touring multiple cities and includes a Q and A with the producer, Josué Joseph, some social dancing and some filming of dancers for footage for an upcoming film segment.
This is an opportunity to learn more about how la musica Cubana took parts of the U.S., especially New York, by storm. We'll review the Chicago showing after it comes here. Meanwhile, for more information, see the film's website at http://laepocafilm.com/
In the future, Sin Clave No Hay Na will have interviews, reviews of CD releases, major concert reviews and other items of interest. Stay tuned.
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