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Vetusta Morla were shaped in Tres Cantos (Madrid, Spain) in the summertime of 1998, and contain Pucho (vocals), David “Un Indio” García (drums), Álvaro B. Baglieto (bass), Jorge González (percussion/development), and Guillermo Galván and Juan Manuel Latorre (guitars and keyboards). In January of 2000 they documented their first demonstration, 13 …

In the 1960s, nobody combined pretty much equal components of jazz, Latin music, soul, and funk in addition to Henry “Pucho” Brown (b. November 1, 1938). A relatively forgotten number until lately, Pucho never accomplished the wide acknowledgement of various other Latin jazz performers discovering similar territory, such as for …

No one did more to gather Latin jazz and soul-jazz than Henry “Pucho” Dark brown, a lively, distinctive percussionist whose forte is a groove-oriented combination of hard bop, Afro-Cuban salsa and R&B. Elevated in New York’s Harlem section, Pucho fell deeply in love with jazz and R&B as a kid …