Trio Juarez + 2 - Trio Juarez + 2 (1972) - Japan Mini LP CD

Credits:

Trio Juarez + 2

Description:

A modern fusion of Argentine folklore, classical music, and jazz, the point of arrival. This is the world's first silver release of the second album by the renowned Argentine musician Manolo Juarez, recorded in 1972 under the name of his trio (+2). It is a beautiful and fragile masterpiece with many heartbreaking and melancholy melodies, gentle and delicate playing, and outstanding small arrangements. Although the composition is in a folklore style featuring guitar and drums (bombo), the jazzy sound with Manolo's piano at the center, kena, and vibraphone is very sophisticated, and the essence of classical music can be felt. The jazzy sound is very sophisticated, with a touch of classical essence, and an urban tone that has nothing to do with earthiness. In Japan, many Argentinean talents have been discovered, including Carlos Aguirre, but it is impossible to say that there is no influence from Manolo Juarez, who has been highly acclaimed along with Eduardo Lagos and others in his home country of Argentina. Especially in terms of jazz and modernization of folklore, no one in Argentina since the 1960s has done more than Manolo Juarez.His early works, including this one, are masterpieces that have had a profound influence on the quality music of Argentina today.

Tracklisting:

1.Loca de amor
2.Luna tucumana
3.La bacha
4.Vidalita de la mama
5.Siete del abril
6.La telesita
7.Cancionera
8.Invitacion a la nostalgia
9.Bagula para un silencio
10.Zamba de anta
11.La equivoca
12.Juanito laguna remonta un barrilete