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First episode of The Clave Chronicles is live!
If you're a lover of #Cuban music, Latin music, or just a music history buff, this podcast is for you!
Listen on Spotify, Apple, and other podcast platforms, and tell a friend!
https://t.co/ddF3X7tfQA
https://t.co/Y9965Y1NcQ
The groundbreaking jazz fusion group Irakere is celebrating its 50th anniversary so we’re discussing the prolific career of its founder, @chuchovaldes, with acclaimed pianist, composer, educator & Chucho expert @rebecamauleon
Don’t miss it!!
https://t.co/dOFmrE5eVB
First ep in Spanish! Spoke with Santiago-based percussionist Mario Segui Correoso about the difficult situation musicians find themselves in since the pandemic in #Cuba
Transcript of our convo translated into English available to non-bilingual listeners!
https://t.co/p4niJzTqkD
Our latest episode is about Santiago's quintessential genre: conga, a mobile percussion ensemble that parades through the streets during Carnival, collecting thousands of people along the way.
Wanna learn about the origins of the conga line?
We got you!
https://t.co/I1AXqH8Sh2
No new episode this week, but a quick note from Rebecca, followed by a slow, juicy yambú from the legendary Havana rumba group Clave y Guaguancó
https://t.co/aUN03hMtSZ
This is a very special episode: a deep, wide-ranging conversation with Ned Sublette, author of Cuba and Its Music: From the First Drums to the Mambo, about the concept of fundamento (essence) and the dense, often entangled networks of Afro-Cuban religion
https://t.co/Kt6usZ1zGU
In our latest episode, Rebecca breaks down the basic elements & musical features of the most popular African-derived religion in the Americas, called Regla de Ocha, Lucumí or Santería—as well as its influence on Cuban popular music
https://t.co/AUxSqoAQ3q
Our latest ep will surprise & delight you!
Historian Charlotte Grabli joins Rebecca to talk about how an Afro-diasporic genre (Cuban son) went back home to the two Congos and inspired musicians to create a new, cosmopolitan genre, Congolese rumba.
https://t.co/n67oAeWxAT
We're going back to the roots of Cuban popular music with an episode on changüí, a product of the specific, historical racial & cultural mixture of Guantánamo. Musician/scholar/professor @BenjaminLapidus joined Rebecca for a deep dive!
https://t.co/Gx8DZNfpNh
Timba star Tirso Duarte died tragically last week in Colombia. Kevin Moore joined us again to talk about his life, legacy, and compositional technique.
It's a deep dive into the musical genius of timba's "angel negro" (Black angel) #QEPDTirsoDuarte
https://t.co/pE8mxNRHkQ
Terrible news about the death of one of timba’s brightest stars, Tirso Duarte, in Colombia.
QEPD maestro y gracias por la música increíble que brindaste al mundo.
Recordemos a Tirso Duarte al piano !
Era pianista y luego inicio su carrera como cantante
Como pianista dejo su huella en la Timba cuando toco con Charanga Habanera.
#GloriaEstefan walked so Shakira & Ricky Martin could run. She's the OG Latin crossover star, breaking thru to the mainstream with Miami Sound Machine and their massive hit "Conga" in 1985, and following up with some of the most iconic ballads of the 1980s
https://t.co/KXjrEB8jQy
Our latest ep features an amazing conversation with pioneering scholar Frances Aparicio, speaking about women and feminism in salsa, beginning with the Queen of course, Celia Cruz.
Don't miss this one!!
#salsa#celiacruz#LaLupe#LaIndia
https://t.co/quA77gMLOl
Our latest ep features a fantastic conversation with Sarah Town about Cuban social dance, specifically casino and an intricate style of group dance called rueda de casino, which has become a global phenomenon in the past few decades.
Check it out!!
https://t.co/gY9FyHxmsx
Part 2 of our amazing #timba conversation with Kevin Moore - we get into the styles of Pupy, Paulito FG, Bamboleo and Revé y Su Charangón!!
#musicacubana#cubanmusic
https://t.co/YR7FyNBg4r
Finally, a timba episode!!
Featuring the mastermind behind the legendary Timba dot com, Kevin Moore, who breaks down what makes timba so special. We focus on the pioneering bands NG La Banda and La Charanga Habanera.
https://t.co/yUyRTQ16NY
In the past 20 yrs reggaeton has become the soundtrack of Cuba. Our latest episode features @GoldNuggets on how it took hold in Santiago & was eventually transformed into a uniquely Cuban genre called reparto.
Don't miss this super entertaining episode!
https://t.co/MiISP1aJ6U