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“Caribe Libre” is a vibrant programme featuring Raul Reyes (vocals) and Osvaldo Pegudo (percussion), dedicated to Latin music and its deep connections with jazz. It was Dizzy Gillespie who, by bringin
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“Caribe Libre” is a vibrant programme featuring Raul Reyes (vocals) and Osvaldo Pegudo (percussion), dedicated to Latin music and its deep connections with jazz. It was Dizzy Gillespie who, by bringing together Latin musicians from New York and their Afro-Caribbean rhythms, paved the way for the birth of Latin jazz — a fusion that quickly spread throughout the Caribbean, influencing generations of composers and performers.
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