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ISM February 2020

ISM February 2020

 

“Rodolfo Silva and his Orchestra”

Latin America - Caracas - Venezuela

Rodolfo Silva“The revelation of the Salsa Romantica”

“He’s here to stay and conquer the industry with his new single… just for you!

Rodolfo Silva
Rodolfo Silva

The Revelation of Romantic Salsa Rodolfo Silva releases his second single “SÓLO PARA TI”. The versatile Venezuelan Musician, Trombonist, Singer and Producer with an extensive 25-year professional career brings us Salsa Romantica with a lot of flavor, as well as the Hard sauce with great elegance.

“SÓLO PARA TI”, is a happy and wonderful Vallenato by the late Colombian singer-songwriter Rafael Orozco, successfully recorded in 1991 by the Binomio de Oro and with masterful arrangements by Maestro Mauricio Silva, which shows us the musical and vocal talent of Rodolfo Silva. , who resumes his role as a singer with which he began in music at the age of only 4 years.

Rodolfo Silva
Rodolfo Silva

Rodolfo Silva, is considered today as the new revelation of Salsa Romantica in Venezuela. He started in salsa at the age of 16 as a singer of the Junior Band. He belonged for 7 years as a trombonist and backup singer of Mauricio Silva and his Orchestra.

Then, for 11 years, he assumed responsibility as musical director and first trombone of the Los Satélites de Venezuela Orchestra, with whom he had the pleasure of accompanying a large number of national and international artists, including Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Pedro Arroyo (of whom was its musical director and first trombone for 10 years) and Puerto Rican singers Tony Vega and Papo Rivera.

In 2005 he participated as composer and trombonist in the song RECUERDOS with Pajarito Vola Show La Gaita and in 2015 as guest trombonist in the Mega Production “Legado de la Salsa Venezolana”, produced, mixed and mastered in Miami by the outstanding musician, arranger and producer Mauricio Silva, where he had the high responsibility of recording the three trombones in the song TE

I WILL DO HAPPY, success of Silva y Guerra and his Orchestra.

In August 2016, after a long career as a conductor and trombonist, his artistic life takes on the challenge of launching himself as a soloist and begins recording at Masilpro Estudios (Miami – Florida) and Estudios Keyhstar (Caracas Venezuela), his first production. record company called “LLEGÓ EL MOMENTO”, by well-known and important musical arrangers and producers such as Mauricio Silva, Bernardino “Benny” Pacheco, Arturo Reyes and songs by renowned composers such as Pedro Arroyo, Rafael Orozco, Ruddy Pérez, Jhon Semeco (nominated for a Latin Grammy), among others, achieving an excellent production, with romantic themes where the following stand out: IT’S YOU, ONLY FOR YOU, AFTER YOU WHAT?, IF I COULD, among others.

The songs ERES TÚ, SÓLO PARA TI and AFTER YOU WHAT?, were selected in Mexico City, by the record company Producciones La Doble E, and included in the El Titán de la Salsa record compilations.

Today he presents us with “SÓLO PARA TI”, the second promotional cut of his record production “LLEGÓ EL MOMENTO”, a song authored by the late Colombian singer-songwriter Rafael Orozco and arranged by maestro Mauricio Silva, which plays insistently on important radio stations in the country, such as Radiorama Stereo 103.3 FM and Fiesta 106.5 FM in Caracas and Urbana 94.3 FM; Hot Stereo 105.9 FM; Whirlwind 102.5 FM; Radio X 94.7 FM; Máxima 95.7 FM in Guarenas – Guatire.

THIS SAUCE REVELATION IS HERE… TO STAY!!!

CONTACTS Johanna De SilvaManager (+58) 412-7001233 (+58) 414-3668111

@rodolfosilva_music [email protected]

Ever Zapata and the Son de Ébano Orchestra

Latin America / Colombia / Cali

Get to know the Son de Ébano Orchestra

Son de Ébano, which was born in the municipalities of Puerto Tejada and Guachené Causa in the South of Colombia, its objective is that with its musical compositions it is possible to recover and maintain salsa de coup and salsa brava (both highly requested by the public).

Ever Zapata and the Son de Ébano Orchestra
Ever Zapata and the Son de Ébano Orchestra

The Son de Ébano orchestra has certain characteristics that identify it from other salsa orchestras, and the most important is that it preserves the rhythms and essences of its African roots fused with all the Latin flavor and cadence.

Among the members of the orchestra they have:

  • Manager
  • Sound Engineer
  • 1 Bass
  • 1 Conga drums
  • 3 Trompet
  • 1 Violin
  • 1 Bongo drum
  • 1 Tres
  • 1 Lead Voice
  • 1 Piano
  • 1 Trombone
  • 2 “Choirs”
  • 1 Timbal Drum
  • 1 Saxo

His best-known themes and/or songs are:

  • Vale un Millón
  • Pedro Rumba
  • Cuando Necesites
  • Layka
  • Como no voy  a quererte
  • Herencia africana

In 2018 they made a national tour (Colombia) and participated in an event of international stature without mentioning that they produced their hits with their unmistakable label “La Buena Salsa Ya Esta Cooking”. The cost of the Son de Ébano Orchestra show has a cost of:

At the national level

  • COP$9,000,000,000 (of which they receive 50% and transportation at the time of signing the contract, and the remaining 50% before going up to the stage, all tax free).
  • COP$4,500,000.00 (If it is the Ever Zapata show without the orchestra)

On an international level

  • The cost is US$5,000.00 with the orchestra, without the orchestra it is US$4,000.00
  • The cost may vary depending on the conditions of the show.

If you want to contact them to hold a concert and/or event:

Telephone: +57 311 45 6364 (his office in Cali-Colombia) / 1 – 829 965 3863 (his manager Charlie Perez).

Ayumi Azucar Suzuki

Asia / Tokio / Japón

Ayumi Azúcar Suzuki, plays Latin percussion, Classic percussion, Marimba & Vibraphone.

Ayumi "Azúcar" Suzuki and her drums
Ayumi “Azúcar” Suzuki and her drums

Ayumi Azúcar Suzuki was born in Japan. She plays Latin percussion, Classic percussion, Marimba & Vibraphone.

Ayumi Suzuki
Ayumi Suzuki

She graduated from the Faculty of Percussion, Tokyo College of Music. At the college; she began to study percussion in earnest mainly with classic music and gained experience of ensemble in orchestras, brass bands, musicals, operas, etc.

At the same time, she started to organize concerts and participate as percussionist, keyboard percussionist or drummer.

Ayumi Suzuki
Ayumi Suzuki

She has been also teaching eurythmics at a nursery school.

In 2015, she started her own band, “Ayumania” that features mostly her original compositions and arrangements, where she fuses Japanese atmosphere into Latin rhythm.

Inviting both Japanese and foreign guests, she has been organizing live concerts in various places in Tokyo.

In July 2017, she released her first album “Oukagekka” in Japan. It has been promoted in overseas radio programs in Colombia, Puerto Rico and New York.

Ayumi Suzuki
Ayumi Suzuki

 

Takashi Nakazato

Asia / Japan / Tokyo

Takashi Nakazato, Multi- percussionist specializing in various musical genres.

Takashi Nakazato Olympus Digital Camera
Takashi Nakazato Olympus Digital Camera

Takashi Nakazato born in Asakusa, Tokyo is a multi-percussionist specializing in various musical genres.

He has performed with numerous well-known artists throughout his career, as well as performing with “The Lion King, The Musical” for five years.

Nakazato has toured most of Europe and Asia with the Jaribu Afrobeat Orchestra, Jazztronik, Fried Pride (Tokyo Jazz Festival etc) Kyoto Jazz Massive (North Sea Jazz Festival, Tokyo Crossover Jazz Festival etc) and toured China with the Online Game Orchestra (Ro Legend 2016)

Takashi has also toured Japan with famed pianist, Yukie Nishimura and toured Mala in Cuba.

He was the only Japanese percussionist to be hired for the gig.  Takashi studied for a long while in Cuban, learning Cuban folklore and Bata under the wing of greats like Adonis Panter Calderon, Barbaro Yordany Crespo Richard (Osain Del Monte) and Angel Boraño.

He studied the Conga drum under Tomas “El Panga” Ramos, Edger Martinez and Joaquin Pozo.

His timbal mentor was Juan Carlos Rojas.  He made Santo, Obatala, while in Cuba.

Takashi Nakazato
Takashi Nakazato

Nakazato has his own fusion band, Piecework, and is also a member of 10 piece percussion group, Orquesta Nadge! Nadge! And Ayumigos (Japanese and Cuban members of Latin Jazz).

Takashi Nakazato with the orchestra
Takashi Nakazato with the orchestra

Nakazato released his first album “Clandestina,” which included guests Luisito Quintero, Robert Quintero, Calixto Oviedo, Karl Vanden Bossche and Olí Savill. His percussion instruction book & DVD was published in 2014.

He is currently a member of the orchestra of maestro Jimmy Bosch ¨The Trombon Criollo de La Salsa ¨ and at the same time is an exclusive artist of the percussion instrument brand Gon Bops in Los Angeles California.

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