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Camila Nebbia
Camila Nebbia is a dynamic and versatile Argentinian artist based in Berlin, known for her captivating work as a saxophonist, composer, and improviser. Her music, rooted in free jazz, is a testament to her innovative spirit and deep musicality. Nebbia's artistic prowess extends beyond music into the realms of visual art and curation, making her a true multidisciplinary force. She has collaborated with notable musicians and has been recognized for her contributions to the jazz world, including nominations in prestigious categories. Whether performing solo or with ensembles like Nebbia/Downes/Lisle and Nebbia/Formanek/Sperrazza TRIO, Camila Nebbia's performances are always an immersive and thought-provoking experience. Her work is a constant exploration of sound and creativity, making her a standout figure in the contemporary jazz scene.
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Camila Nebbia's "A Veces, La Luz de Lo Que Existe Resplandece Solamente a la Distancia" is a captivating exploration of free jazz, released under the Kuai Music label in 2017. This 37-minute album features five tracks that showcase Nebbia's unique artistic vision and her ability to blend raw emotion with intricate musicality. The album opens with "Borrar un Recuerdo," setting the tone for a journey through sound that is both introspective and expansive. Nebbia pays homage to the legendary Federico García Lorca in "Rosa Mutábile (Para Federico García Lorca)," infusing the piece with a sense of reverence and poetic depth. The album also includes a rendition of Ornette Coleman's "Garden of Souls," demonstrating Nebbia's skill in interpreting and reimagining classic compositions. Collaborating with Ingrid Feniger, Guido Kohn, Nacho Szulga, Axel Filip, and Omar Menendez, Nebbia creates a rich tapestry of sound that is both collaborative and deeply personal. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this album offers a compelling listen that highlights the boundless possibilities of free jazz.
