Chano Domínguez, a master of Latin jazz and flamenco fusion, invites you into his world with "Hecho A Mano," released on October 15, 2002, under the Sunnyside label. This captivating album is a testament to Domínguez's virtuosic piano playing and his ability to blend diverse musical influences into a cohesive, enchanting soundscape.
Spanning a rich hour and two minutes, "Hecho A Mano" features eleven tracks that seamlessly intertwine the rhythms and melodies of Latin jazz and flamenco. From the evocative "Alma De Mujer" to the lively "Bemsha Swing," each piece showcases Domínguez's unique perspective and deep musical roots. The album also includes a rendition of "Bubango," a traditional flamenco piece, and "Solea Blues," a fusion of flamenco and blues, demonstrating Domínguez's versatility and innovative spirit.
Recorded in Madrid in September 1996 and released by Sunnyside, "Hecho A Mano" is a journey through the heart of Spanish music, with Domínguez's post-bop and fusion influences adding a contemporary edge. The album's intricate compositions and dynamic performances make it a standout in Domínguez's discography, which includes acclaimed works like "Acercate Mas" and "New Flamenco Sound."
Whether you're a longtime fan of Chano Domínguez or new to his music, "Hecho A Mano" offers an engaging and immersive experience that highlights the artist's extraordinary talent and the timeless appeal of Latin jazz and flamenco.
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