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Cuban Serenade
Cuban Serenade
19 episodes
2 days ago
Guitarist Elmer Ferrer crosses borders and genres and even fuses Cuban and Cape Breton musical traditions. East Coast fiddle legend Donnell Leahy also tells us what he’s learned from their collaborations.
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Guitarist Elmer Ferrer crosses borders and genres and even fuses Cuban and Cape Breton musical traditions. East Coast fiddle legend Donnell Leahy also tells us what he’s learned from their collaborations.
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E4.P1 - Lula Lounge: Opening Toronto
Cuban Serenade
50 minutes 6 seconds
3 years ago
E4.P1 - Lula Lounge: Opening Toronto
In this episode we’ll zoom in one of the most important hubs for Latin music and culture in Canada: Toronto’s Lula Lounge. For this two-part episode we interviewed Jose Ortega and Tracy Jenkins, the co-artistic directors, and together with Jose Nieves, founders of Lula. We also spoke to two musicians who have been regulars on Lula’s stage since it opened: Cuban trumpet player and composer Alexis Baro, and the Peruvian-Canadian producer and percussionist Luisito Orbegoso. This episode features music from Roberto Linares Brown, Jorge Maza y Su Tipica Toronto, Cache, Luis Mario Ochoa, Puentes Brothers, Alexis Baro, Luisito Orbegoso y Moda Eterna.
Cuban Serenade
Guitarist Elmer Ferrer crosses borders and genres and even fuses Cuban and Cape Breton musical traditions. East Coast fiddle legend Donnell Leahy also tells us what he’s learned from their collaborations.