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Edwin Sanz ‘Overflow’ Album Launch Night

Europa / England / London
'Overflow' by Edwin Sanz
‘Overflow’ by Edwin Sanz

In the London Latin Jazz Fest, at Pizza Express Jazz Club (Soho). Double Show on 30th Sep 2016, 7:30 pm and 10:30 pm

Book tickets at:

https://www.pizzaexpresslive.com/whats-on/ edwin-sanz-san-agustin-salsa-orchestra

Hard hitting salsa, soulful gospel and latin-funk grooves would sum up the night that Edwin Sanz brings to the London Latin Jazz Fest with the launch of his new album “Overflow”.

This is really cutting-edge stuff and the band will come from fresh their Glastonbury show this year ready to hit the London Latin Jazz Fest with some serious heat!

Edwin Sanz
Edwin Sanz

Edwin Sanz was born in Caracas, Venezuela in the district of San Agustin del Sur.

His passion for the artistic world was transmitted to him by his family native from Barlovento where the afro-venezuelan culture is very strong and present and, more particularly, by his uncle Reinaldo Mijares, himself a professional dancer and choreographer.

When Edwin was 6 years old and until his 18 years old, Edwin evolves within he joined the group “Grupo Madera”, as a dancer. It is also during this period that he began to study the percussion. The ‘Grupo Madera’ promotes the afro-caribbean and afro-venezuelan culture through the dance, the song and the music. The company travelled all around Venezuela as well as other South American countries and Europe. The company has also participated in various and important television’s shows.

The 12 travelling years spent in this group were of primary importance to him as a school of life. This gave him the experience and the training needed for his future solo artistic professional career

During the year 2000, Edwin decides to stand on his own two feet and to dedicate himself only to the music as a percussionist. In order to extend his experience and to develop his artistic career he takes off for Europe. He arrives at first in Paris-France where he lives few years and get settled finally in Geneva-Switzerland.

Since then Edwin plays with many bands, gives classes and also enjoys recordings.

Read more:

http://www.edwinsanz.com/bio-spanish/bio-english/

Alex Wilson presents

The London Latin Jazz Fest 27th September – 1st October 2016

Jazz Club Soho, 10 Dean Street, Soho, London

“Cuban piano royalty, new generation salsa- soul, flamenco-jazz, cutting edge Cuban son and an Indian vocalist have all been infused into the fourth edition of our festival…” Alex Wilson. Curator, London Latin Jazz Fest

http://www.londonlatinjazzfest.com/

The other Festival Shows:

Tuesday, 27th September

Marc Halbheer’s Madrid Edition with special guest Alex Wilson

Pure Flamenco tradition flows from guitarist Miguel Linares fingers and Cuban bass player & singer Dany Noel. Marc Halbheer’s drumming adds an exceptional touch of Jazz and together they reach an existing blend and provide a thrilling musical experience to the listener.

Wednesday, 28th September. Ivan ‘Melon’ Lewis Trio

Cuban born and Spanish based pianist and producer, Ivan “Melon” Lewis is a Latin Grammy nominee who is recognized as one of the most talented and influential pianists of his generation. In the 90s “Melon” was noted for his work with the Cuban singer Issac Delgado, establishing an era with an inimitable sound. Ivan “Melon” Lewis will perform by first time with his trio at London Latin Jazz Festival. The artist will visit his afro-cuban roots in a warm journey through boleros, danzones and much more!

Thursday, 29th September. Son Con Swing

Son is the name for traditional Cuban music made famous by the Buena Vista Social Club, and was the precursor of Salsa music. Son Con Swing (Son with Swing) consists of the newest generation of Cuban musicians who have taken their love of traditional Son music and added a modern vibe. Son Con Swing brings you the best Salsa, Son, Cha Cha Cha, Bolero, Rumba rhythms and more for a lively and fun evening of entertainment.

Saturday, 1st Oct Alex Wilson & Friends

Alex has a reputation for delivering exciting shows of consistently excellent music and always adds an unexpected twist to keep the audience on their toes. For this end-of-festival show, Alex will bring together friends from various collaborations including the virtuoso Indian vocalist Unnati Dasgupta in a delicious Afro Cuban setting which will include Venezuelan percussion virtuoso Edwin Sanz.

Read more at: http://www.londonlatinjazzfest.com/concerts/

 

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