Argentinian Jazz in New York by Julio Santillán with Marta Gómez, Fernando Huergo, Nuno Antunes, Yulia Musayelyan

ARGENTINIAN JAZZ IN NEW YORK by Julio Santillán (2006)
with Marta Gómez, Fernando Huergo, Nuno Antunes, Yulia Musayelyan

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01. Mi Casita 05:20

02. Tristeza 06:36

03. El Tata 02:54

04. Nanina 04:08

05. La Luna 03:00

06. Everness 04:09

07. Llueve 03:10

08. La Huella 04:28

09. El Bosque 07:09

10. Ludmila 04:19

11. Gustavo 04:23

12. El Rodeo 01:45

13. Cantor Legüero 05:46

14. El Hidráulico 03:38

15. Hiroshima 03:56

16. Nueve Haiku 04:10

17. Preludio Albiceleste 04:12

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Julio Santillán - guitar
Nuno Antunes - clarinet
Laura Arpiainen - violin
Marta Gómez - voice
Fernando Huergo - bass
Yulia Musayelyan - flute
Franco Pinna - Drums

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Argentinian folklore guitarist and composer Julio Santillán has for some time lead a successful septet and trio Los Changos in his adopted home in New York City. Argentinian Jazz in New York is a one-night live recording from the Blue Note jazz club in 2006, featuring the Latin Music Grammy-nominated vocalist Marta Gómez. Argentinian Jazz in New York was recorded live at the Blue Note in New York City, July 16th 2006. Julio Santillán describes the experience: ...After a couple of years living in New York a dream came true: I was offered to play at the Blue Note. They had found out that the Argentinian independence date was July 9th and they wanted to book my septet for that reason. I accepted right away but shortly after, I became aware that the final game for the 2006 soccer world cup was schedule for the same date. Argentina had a great team and I thought we had a good chance to win the cup. I could not see the possibility of missing that game. Even though the championship had not even started, I called the Blue Note and told them I had to cancel. This is totally unacceptable for most people: nobody would ever turn down an opportunity to play at the Blue Note, the most prestigious jazz club in the world. Musicians strive for years and years to get a chance and I was canceling for a stupid soccer game! It got even worse when I try to explain the booking agent why I was canceling. She thought I was mad. Because of some strange pity to my insanity or for a miraculous reason she offered me to play the following week. Argentina did very well. But we lost at the quarter-finals to Germany, the host team. I was so sad I needed to do something. I thought the best to get back was to make some German composer play some Argentinian folk dance. So I took the prelude from Johann Sebastian Bach's cello suite no.1 and made it into a chacarera. On July 9th I watched Italy beating France at the final and the following week we finished the concert at the Blue Note with Preludio Albiceleste.

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Argentinian Jazz by Julio Santillan and Marta Gomez at New York's Blue Note Club

The Blue Note jazz club in New York is well-known for its diverse programs, often featuring headliners who are not New Yorkers. The club chain, with outposts in Japan, South Korea and Italy, was founded in 1981 and is not to be confused with the considerably older record label carrying the same... Full Story

Marta Gómez number seven in Europe

Colombian singer-songwriter Marta Gómez is ranked number seven on the European World Music Charts. The contestants are selected by a committee based in Germany.

Marta Gómez performs a fascinating variety of rhythms from all over Latin America including Cuba, Mexico,... Full Story

Total Time 73:03

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