Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Otrojazz points the way to an essential musical bridge between Paris and New York, one of the most solid and enlightened, with the disruptive pianistic proposal of conductor, vibraphonist and percussionist Laurent Erdös.
Erdös, whose masterclasses received many musicians of the new Latin music scene "Made in France", reveals here his pleasant reunion, in the Bronx, with the swing of three heirs of New York Latin jazz, George Delgado, Jerry Madera and Oreste Abrantes, members of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra and The Mambo Legends.
Together, they mark the memory of a period when, in the "Barrio" as in Paris, the "French Guy" frequented some actors of Mambo, Boogaloo and New York Salsa such as Joe Cuba, José Mangual Jr, José Madera and Johnny "Dandy" Rodriguez, just as he rubbed shoulders, in his band Mambomania or elsewhere, with outstanding artists based in France such as Yuri Buenaventura and Orlando Poleo.
This work connects "Jazz" and "Latin", Paris and the Bronx, with an intergenerational link, as Tino and Jan Erdös (Boston's Berklee and CNSM de Paris) boldly breathe their youth during the quartet's augmented moments
Corno Criollo is a song dedicated to the French horn, an instrument rarely used in salsa, and never in solo.
Please check out the link below:
bfan.link/otrojazz
Piano: Laurent Erdös
French Horn: Jan Erdös
Bass: Jerry Madera
Congas: Oreste Abrantes
Timbal: George Delgado
Production
Producer / Audio / Video: Javier Raez
Video: Moises Abreu
Food and Hospitality: Vivianne Cohen
Executive Producer: Martin Cohen
#congahead #erdösquartet #CornoCriollo #FrenchHorn
Otrojazz points the way to an essential musical bridge between Paris and New York, one of the most solid and enlightened, with the disruptive pianistic proposal of conductor, vibraphonist and percussionist Laurent Erdös.
Erdös, whose masterclasses received many musicians of the new Latin music scene "Made in France", reveals here his pleasant reunion, in the Bronx, with the swing of three heirs of New York Latin jazz, George Delgado, Jerry Madera and Oreste Abrantes, members of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra and The Mambo Legends.
Together, they mark the memory of a period when, in the "Barrio" as in Paris, the "French Guy" frequented some actors of Mambo, Boogaloo and New York Salsa such as Joe Cuba, José Mangual Jr, José Madera and Johnny "Dandy" Rodriguez, just as he rubbed shoulders, in his band Mambomania or elsewhere, with outstanding artists based in France such as Yuri Buenaventura and Orlando Poleo.
This work connects "Jazz" and "Latin", Paris and the Bronx, with an intergenerational link, as Tino and Jan Erdös (Boston's Berklee and CNSM de Paris) boldly breathe their youth during the quartet's augmented moments
Corno Criollo is a song dedicated to the French horn, an instrument rarely used in salsa, and never in solo.
Please check out the link below:
bfan.link/otrojazz
Piano: Laurent Erdös
French Horn: Jan Erdös
Bass: Jerry Madera
Congas: Oreste Abrantes
Timbal: George Delgado
Production
Producer / Audio / Video: Javier Raez
Video: Moises Abreu
Food and Hospitality: Vivianne Cohen
Executive Producer: Martin Cohen
#congahead #erdösquartet #CornoCriollo #FrenchHorn
