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The great ‘Soneros Summit’ in Barranquijazz – Courtesy of Radio Nacional de Colombia

Latin America / Colombia / Barranquilla

Courtesy of Radio Nacional de Colombia of the Barranquijazz  2018 for International Salsa Magazine.

This is how the great ‘Cumbre de Soneros’ was lived in Barranquijazz this 15th of Sep-2018.

In a special gala that included the participation for the first time of the Antonio Arnedo Quintet, a determining musician in the languages ​​of Colombian jazz, in which he magnificently managed to introduce the public on a journey through the traditional sounds of the different regions of Colombia under that concept that has come to be known as World Jazz, the atmosphere was warming up for the enjoyment of one of the most vibrant nights of Barranquijazz 2018.

Photo of The great Soneros Summit in Barranquijazz
Photo of The great Soneros Summit in Barranquijazz

The first of the protagonists of the summit to go on stage was Hermán Olivera, the so-called ‘Sonero of the 21st century’, who demonstrated that he is indeed “the bridge between yesterday and today”, as he says in one of his proclamations in ‘ The heir to flavor’, a piece included on his solo album ‘La voz del Caribe’, a nickname given to him some time ago by Eddie Palmieri, the leader of the orchestra in which Herman has been a member for more than 20 years.

Then it was Ray de la Paz’s turn, who raised the level of the public’s enthusiasm after performing the greatest hits of his career, achieved together with the late arranger and conductor Louie Ramírez. The New Yorker exhibited his powerful voice with the pieces: ‘Everything collapsed’, ‘Only you and I’, ‘Liar’, ‘Let’s go from here’ and ‘Being in love’.

Later, the ‘Pretty Boy’ Ismael Miranda was present. In his greeting to the public he mentioned: “We saw that they did some brutal Olympics and the world found out”, referring to the Central American and Caribbean Games recently held in the arena.

Photo of the artists at the great Soneros Summit in Barranquijazz
Photo of the artists at the great Soneros Summit in Barranquijazz

Miranda performed ‘Caretas’, ‘The corners are’ and ‘Don’t tell me it’s too late’. For the closing, Ismael Miranda called Ray de la Paz and Hermán Olivera to the stage, and together they inspired their best soneos, wasting their talent on the song ‘Abran Paso’.

With this show of the highest level, Barranquijazz closed its cycle of galas.

By: Robert Tellez.

More information:

https://www.radionacional.co/noticia/musica/asi-se-vivio-la-gran-cumbre-de-soneros-barranquijazz

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