Yesterday | Plymouth Evening Herald
BUILDING a fresh Cuban sound for a new generation, seven piece ensemble Asere artfully draw on inspiration from the traditional Cuban son style of music, but inject it with an inventive soulful groove that gives it an explosive punch and current relevance.
Ry Cooder and Nick Lowe are coming after Lowe dragged the retiring Cooder out of his garage and back on stage.
Mayra Andrade/Roberto Fonseca | World music review
This impressive double bill featured a young celebrity from Cape Verde and the Cuban pianist who achieved the seemingly impossible when he successfully took over from RubA©n GonzA lez in the Buena Vista Social Club.
Top German director: No reason to boycott Israeli cinema
World renowned German film director Wim Wenders said at a press conference in Jerusalem on Monday that European academies should focus on exposing and showing films, not boycotting the Israeli academy or movie industry.
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Review: Ornette Coleman in concert
The 27th annual San Francisco Jazz Festival ended much like it began: in grand style.
A varity to view at Torch Theatre, Milford Haven
Fans of Cuba's Buena Vista Social Club or Latin music in general are sure to enjoy the seven-piece band Asere, performing at the Torch Theatre on Saturday.
Legendary Cuban Band Septeto Nacional Back After 76 Years
It's a measure of the new exile tolerance that a heralded band from Cuba is headed for Miami, and -- at least so far -- no one is talking about protests, pain or politics.
Music From Around The Globe For Womad NZ 2010
Wednesday, 28 October 2009, 8:48 pm Press Release: Womad An African music legend, funky French punksters, an original member of the Buena Vista Social Club, eight horn-playing brothers and "the voice of the Sahara" are among the stellar line-up of artists heading to New Zealand for WOMAD New Zealand 2010.
Terrorist musicians and this weeka s jazz picks
For six years, the War on Terror has been fought against ... musicians. If you follow jazz, you know that includes Cuban musicians.
UTV World Movies' 'Movie of the month' is "Buena Vista Social Club", a 118-minute reminder why cameras and microphones were invented.
We're pretty sure a bit was lost in the very patchy translation from Cuba, but it was a thrill nonetheless to catch up last week with Omara Portuondo, the lone female star of the Buena Vista Social Club, in anticipation of her first visit to the United States since 2003.
Gilles Peterson gets down with Cuban musical talent
Gilles Peterson and global art initiative Havana Cultura present a 2-disk collection of contemporary Cuban musical talent.
Canada, the U.S. and Cuban Music
There's a growing flood of mini-developments in the 'deshielo' between U.S. and Cuba, but this link from Cuba Colada is the most significant for Canadian music audiences and Canadian producers.
Buena Vista's Portuondo headed back to US; says music can better bilateral ties
Omara Portuondo, the sultry-voiced diva of the Buena Vista Social Club, has been granted permission to visit the U.S. for the first time since 2003 and hopes a dose of her sensuous sound can inspire both countries to improve frozen relations.
Havana great time at the Buena Vista
DIRECT from Havana, Buena Vista Social Club return for their third visit to Plymouth Pavilions, to present some of most sublime Cuban music ever.
Rocksteady: The Roots Of Reggae
The lovingly conceived, brilliantly executed, multi-platform Rocksteady: The Roots Of Reggae aims to achieve the same sort of museum piece-to-modernity transformation for Jamaican rocksteady that Buena Vista Social Club created for Cuban music of an earlier era.
La Prensa - Lorain/Cleveland Edition
Legendary Dominican Soneros makes Cleveland debut at CMA 's VIVA! & Gala series
Puerto Plata's sweet, nostalgic voice is laced with the kind of wisdom that's reminiscent of the late Ibrah im Ferrer of Buena Vista Social Club.
PERFORMANCE/TOUR: Legendary Cuban Singer and Latin Grammy Nominee...
Cultural Breakthrough Achieved Omara Portuondo, the world renowned vocalist who began her career in the music scene of her native Cuba in the 1940s, has been granted a travel visa to perform in the United States for two very special dates in October.
In step with the land of salsa and son
Beyond the sound of the surf and the rattle of vintage cars cruising the streets, you can hear the heartbeat of Cuba through its music.
StereoFidelics back in Asheville for Grey Eagle gig
A band that lists about 100 influences on its MySpace page is bound to produce an eclectic sound.
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