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A thrilling Latin jazz set from a veteran Brazilian pianist and a silky debut from a young jazz vocalist

Tribu showcases an Afro-Cuban-Caribbean fare with world music scope on 'El Matador.'

The Brazilian pianist is a master of infusing improvisational virtuosity into the spirit of a song, whether's it's by Jobim or The Doors, an original, or a Broadway classic from 'Man of La Mancha.'

The recording's beauty lies in the agile imaginations of its musicians, creating colors and figures with their notes.

'Thank You for the Music' is stellar, as it imparts a stylish, imaginative overview of the greatest names and stylistic nuances of jazz.

3Divas produce a dynamic synergy that is magnetic and perceptibly mature.

Andrea Claburn's voice is charismatic, rooted in jazz tradition and melodic sensibilities with a contemporary bent.

Coruscating Latin rhythms with a four-mallet attack, folk-jazz from a guitar-ukelele-vocal duo, and baroque-jazz crossover from the late bassoonist Daniel Smith

Each piece has a clarity of storytelling, achieved through thoughtful lyrics and creative, focused arrangements; variously employing accordion, cavaquinho, flute, saxophone, and layered vocals to articulate a precise emotional arc for the listener.

'Back Home' is top of the line big band Latin Jazz.