Machito
Although only 5'4" in height, the diminutive Cuban singer Machito was a towering
influence within the Latin-jazz genre and is credited with introducing
Afro-Cuban jazz and salsa to a wide international audience. He was the foster
brother of renowned Cuban singer Graciela Gutiérrez; Macho (as he was known)
began his own musical career in the late 1920s playing in a variety of bands
until in 1937 when he moved to New York. He subsequently founded The
Afro-Cubans, a highly respected ensemble of accomplished musicians who fused
Afro-Cuban rhythms with jazz to create a new kind of big...
Rose RoomMachito and Machito & Afro Cuban Salseros
St. Louis BluesMachito, His Afro-Cuban Salseros and Machito & Afro Cuban Salseros
CaravanMachito
An Affair to RememberMachito
MoonglowMachito
I Can't Give You Anything But LoveMachito
Rose RoomMachito and Machito & Afro Cuban Salseros
Rhumba With Machito
St. Louis BluesMachito, His Afro-Cuban Salseros and Machito & Afro Cuban Salseros
Rhumba With Machito
2:41
CaravanMachito
Jazz With Flip And Bird
An Affair to RememberMachito
Mi Amigo, Matchito
3:22
MoonglowMachito
Mambo Caravan : Mambo's & Cha Cha Cha's
I Can't Give You Anything But LoveMachito
