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Chano Dominguez
Chano Domínguez is a captivating Spanish jazz pianist and composer who seamlessly blends the rich traditions of flamenco and Latin jazz, creating a unique and enthralling musical experience. Born into a musical family in Cádiz, Domínguez was immersed in the world of flamenco and jazz from a young age, honing his skills and developing his distinctive style. His performances, marked by their multi-dimensional sound and emotional depth, have earned him a devoted following, particularly in his home country. Domínguez has graced the stage of the prestigious San Sebastian Jazz Festival multiple times, leaving audiences enchanted with his virtuosic piano playing and innovative compositions. His discography, featuring collaborations with renowned musicians like George Mraz and Jeff Ballard, showcases his versatility and mastery of both jazz and flamenco idioms. Whether performing live or in the studio, Chano Domínguez delivers a powerful and evocative musical journey that transcends linguistic and cultural barriers.
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"Over the Rainbow" by Chano Dominguez is a captivating journey through the realms of Latin jazz and flamenco, released on February 17, 2017, under the Sunnyside label. This album is a testament to Dominguez's versatility and musical prowess, spanning a diverse collection of tracks that reflect his wide-ranging interests.
The album kicks off with "Django," a vibrant tribute to the legendary Django Reinhardt, followed by the rhythmic "Drume Negrita" and the introspective "Evidence." Dominguez pays homage to the iconic Violeta Parra with a soulful rendition of "Gracias a la vida," and explores personal introspection with "Hacia dónde." The traditional flamenco piece "Los ejes de mi carreta" showcases his deep roots in the genre, while "Mantreria" offers a meditative interlude. The album also features a tribute to Thelonious Monk with "Monk's Dream" and concludes with a heartfelt performance of the classic "Over the Rainbow."
With a runtime of 1 hour and 8 minutes, "Over the Rainbow" is a rich tapestry of musical styles and influences, highlighting Chano Dominguez's ability to blend genres seamlessly. Whether you're a longtime fan of Latin jazz and flamenco or a newcomer to these genres, this album offers a compelling listen that showcases the best of Dominguez's artistry.