Lucas van Merwijk - Van Merwijks Music Machine - Golden Cuban Classics
For the 2013 edition of Lucas van Merwijk's annual Music Machine project, Cuban master pianist Ramón Valle, Thelonious Monk Award winner Ilja Reijngoud on trombone...
For the 2013 edition of Lucas van Merwijk's annual Music Machine project, Cuban master pianist Ramón Valle, Thelonious Monk Award winner Ilja Reijngoud on trombone and basstalent Adinda Meertins joined him for the Golden Cuban Classics tour.
They played a selection of Cubas best known songs like La Comparsa, Tres Lindas Cubanas, A Mi Que, Mi Guarija Con Tumbao, Chan Chan. All put in a different perspective with this groups adventurous interpretations.
A mi que - Lucas van Merwijk's Music Machine: Golden Cuban Classics
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Lucas van Merwijk about A mi que:
"A mi que by Jesús Guerra, was performed by many groups among which the legendary Tipica 73 Orchestra from New York treating it with their strong NY Charanga sound. Here is a totally different approach of the tune with the acoustic bass playing the melody over a quiet jazzy and open Yambu feel."
Jesús Guerra (1920-1995) was born in Cienfuegos, Cuba and died in Alicante, Spain in 1995. Guerra wrote guarachas that were very popular in the 1940s. They include A mi que, Bigote de gato, Dónde vas María and also the cha-cha-chás Tú verás, Margot, Baila Violeta; and the son pieces Un menaíto namá and Semilla de marañón. He settled in France in the 1950s and moved to Spain in 1985.
Lucas van Merwijk (Netherlands) - Drums
Ramon Valle (Cuba) - Piano
Adinda Meertins (Suriname) - Bass
Ilja Reijngoud (Netherlands) - Trombone
