The prodigious heir of the great Cuban school of piano unfolds his powerful inventive playing in search of a global jazz.
For ten years and his first solo collection, the virtuoso pianist trained at the best musical institutes in Havana has multiplied his recordings, like so many paths of exploration between his vast classical influences and his deep Cuban roots. Back in his favorite format, in a rhythmic trio with Senegalese bassist Alioune Wade and his brother on percussion, he uses his exceptional style in the service of a most open jazz, with a tenfold maturity and inventiveness. First class.