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CALLE 54

English film director Fernando Trueba, confessed music lover, gave one of his most personal films. It ta work of Calle 54, a musical devoted entirely to Latin jazz, filmed in a timely manner and with a group of artists impossible to repeat in 2000. Trueba shows his great love for Latin music, colorful vision of the expressiveness of the musician who pours sensitivity on the scene, the aromas that come from Spain to the Strait of Magellan, where music is the only star. In Calle 54 musical taste prevails Fernando Trueba, and a very particular way of putting the viewer into the scenes, making us feel part of this visual and aural experience. The film and soundtrack are quite a sight, what which is worth appreciating and enjoying.

Calle 54 is a tour of Latin jazz. By Fernando Trueba's Latin jazz and the musicians he chose for his project, his favorites. A smooth journey and, above all, tasty, in the musical and visual. The spectator, involved in the orchestra because of the close-ups and impeccable sound, you know that not seeing a documentary about Latin jazz. Nor is a film of a substance, with long flat and boring. He's in the band in impossible places. On top of the drum, between the sax and trumpet on the keyboard, and looking all at the same time.

MUSICIANS



"This is not an academic treatise. This is a very personal film. It was not to say that are here and those who are not. But I had to feel that those in the shooting were my favorite musicians, whom he loved, and nobody will argue that they are, they are "sealed with this explanation Trueba the possibility of discussion about the appropriateness or otherwise of the choice. And, without doubt, those are:

Paquito D'Rivera, alto sax and clarinet, played Panamericana.
Eliane Elias, piano interprets Samba Triste.
Chano Dominguez, piano interprets Hey how come.
Jerry Gonzalez, trumpet, fluegelhorn and congas, plays Earth Dance.
Michel Camilo, piano interprets From Within.
Gato Barbieri, tenor sax interprets Llamerito Introduction and Tango Bolivia.
Tito Puente, timbales and vibraphone interprets New Arrival .
Chucho Valdes piano, Caridad Amaro plays and La comparsa .
Chico O'Farrill, director, plays Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite .
Bebo Valdés, piano interprets Lágrimas negras and La comparsa.
Israel Lopez Cachao, bass, plays Lágrimas negras.
Patato Valdes, congas interprets Gayetano Compa.
Orlando Puntilla Ríos, percussion, vocals, plays Gayetano Compa.

And many others displayed Milton Cardona, Aquiles Baez, Mario Rivera, Oscar Stangaro, Diego Urcola, Andy Gonzalez, Dave Samuels, Papo Vázquez, Giovanni Hidalgo, Larry Willis, Steve Berrios, horacio The Black Hernández, Hilton Ruiz.

DISCOGRAPHY

ALBUM

1. Paquito D'Rivera: "Pan" (7:02)
2. Eliane Elias: Samba sad "(5:11)
3. Chano Dominguez:" Hey how come "(6:45)
4. Jerry Gonzalez & The Fort Apache Band: "Earth Dance" (6:44)
5. Michel Camilo: "From within" (7:29)
6. Gato Barbieri: "Introduction, Llamerito y Tango / Bolivia "(6:06)
7. Tito Puente:" New Arrival "(8:28)
8. Chucho Valdés:" Caridad Amaro "(6:24)

Duration: 54:18

DISCO B

1. Chico O'Farrill: Afro-Cuban Jazz Suite "(8:45)
2. Bebo Valdés and Cachao, "Lágrimas negras" (5:17)
3. Puntilla and New Generation, "Compa Galletano" (6:33)
4. Bebo Valdes and Chucho Valdés: "La Comparsa "(4:31)
5. Eliane Elias:" That's all it was "(4:55)
6. Jerry Gonzalez and Chano Dominguez:" How did "(7:28)
7. Paquito D ' Rivera & Co., "Parisian Thoroughfare" (5:25)
8. Jerry Gonzalez & The Fort Apache Band, "Final Credits" (2:41)

Duration: 45:43

Sources:
www.calle54film.com

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