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Latin Jazz

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Meet Latin Jazz

Latin Jazz is a branch of the Jazz family, with its own performance and recording traditions.

The clearest way to understand Latin Jazz is to hear how its rhythm, timbre and performance language change across artists and recordings.

Begin with The Kingston Orchestra, Juan Montego and Carlos “Patato” Valdés.

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main styleThe Kingston OrchestraLatin Jazz and The Kingston Orchestra share an artist-to-genre connection.
main styleJuan MontegoLatin Jazz and Juan Montego share an artist-to-genre connection.
main styleCarlos “Patato” ValdésLatin Jazz and Carlos “Patato” Valdés share an artist-to-genre connection.
main styleEugenio “Totico” ArangoLatin Jazz and Eugenio “Totico” Arango share an artist-to-genre connection.
belongs toJazzLatin Jazz is a subgenre of Jazz.
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genreLa séquence du spectateurLa séquence du spectateur is connected with Latin Jazz.

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