A flute, piano and percussion trio blending Latin rhythms, including flamenco, with jazz.
Latin Jazz Project is a three-piece act bringing jazz together with musical styles from different Latin cultures. Its sound draws on Cuban, Colombian and Venezuelan influences, and also takes flamenco into a jazz setting. It suits organisers looking for live music with a distinctive mix of roots and musical colours.
The trio features Abel Pompa Ávila on flute, Michel Rojas on piano and Franklin García on percussion. Together, they present Latin rhythms through a jazz perspective, with the performance centred on the interplay between the three instruments.
The repertoire concept combines Latin genres and flamenco with jazz. The group can be considered for weddings, private celebrations, parties and corporate events seeking a live jazz act with Latin American influences. Its compact trio format may also suit occasions where a smaller musical line-up is preferred.
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The trio consists of flute, piano and percussion.
It brings Latin genres and flamenco into jazz, with Cuban, Colombian and Venezuelan influences.
Yes. Its trio format can be considered for weddings, parties and private celebrations.
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