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Tocando Raíces is a captivating blend of jazz, flamenco, and Latin music that invites you on a colorful journey through the soul of Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. Performed by the Iberoamerican Ensemble, a brass quintet with percussion, this album celebrates cultures and rhythms.
Each track pulses with renewed energy, merging the intense passion of flamenco, the delicate elegance of danzón, the festive rhythm of sevillanas, the expressive power of tango, and the richness of other styles such as corrinho and pasodoble. Both timeless classics and original compositions are revitalized in this work that unites tradition with modernity.
A vibrant and unmissable tribute to the musical roots of Ibero-America.
Music:
1. Malagueña – comp. Ernesto Lecuona, arr. Oscar Cordero ‘Chucky’.
2. MaMiBo – comp. Pablo Martínez.
3. Praeludium – comp. Nicolás Cortés Castillo.
4. Paula Elisa – comp. Germán Cordero, arr. Oscar Cordero ‘Chucky’.
5. Mar revuelta – comp. Pascual Piqueras.
6. Spain – comp. Chick Corea, arr. Alejandro Luque.
7. Nana del caballo grande – letra: Federico García Lorca, arr. Jesús Bola, adaptación: Pablo Martínez.
8. Pa la cabra tira el monte – comp. Daahoud Salim, arr. Pablo Martínez.
9. Fantasía de tango – comp. Pascual Piqueras, adaptación: Oscar Cordero ‘Chucky’.
10. La leyenda del tiempo – comp. Ricardo Pachón y Kiko Veneno. Letra: Federico García Lorca/,
arr. Alejandro Luque.
11. Levanta Poeira – comp. Zequinha de Abreu, arr. Francesco Leone.
12. Virgen de la Macarena – comp. Bernardino Bautista, arr. Alejandro Luque.
Iberoamerican Ensemble:
Oscar Cordero ‘Chucky’: trumpet and piccolo trumpet. Soloist on #4, #10, and #12.
Álvaro Jiménez: trumpet and flugelhorn. Soloist on #6.
Pablo Martínez: tenor trombone and vocals. Soloist on #2, #6, and #8.
Alejandro Luque: tenor trombone, bass trumpet on #9 and #11, and euphonium on #3.
Reinaldo Donoso ‘Koko’: bass trombone.
Javi Infestas: percussion.
Invitados especiales:
Vicente Santiago: flamenco guitar on #10.
Marco Toro: claves and maracas on #2 and #4.
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