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Jazz or Latin Jazz Latin Musicians

Appendix of jazz of jazz-relevant Latin musicians not listed in:

Latin: Europe - Latin: The Caribbean - Latin: South America.

Group & Last Name Index to Full History:

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Tracks are listed in chronological order by year, then alphabetically.

Listings do not reflect proper order by month or day: later oft precedes earlier.

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Alphabetical

Laurindo Almeida

 
Gato Barbieri    Ray Barretto
 
Franco Cerri    Jack Costanzo    Xavier Cugat
 
Jose Feliciano
 
Eddie Gómez
 
Sabu Martinez   Airto Moreira
 
Charlie Palmieri    Tito Puente    Flora Purim
 
Enrico Rava    Aldo Romano
 
Henri Salvador    Lalo Schifrin

 

Chronological

Featured on this page loosely in order of first recording if not record release (as possible).

Names are alphabetical, not chronological, per year:

 

1925 Xavier Cugat
   
1938 Laurindo Almeida
   
1942 Henri Salvador
   
1945 Franco Cerri
   
1947 Jack Costanzo    Charlie Palmieri
   
1948 Sabu Martinez
   
1949 Tito Puente
   
1953 Lalo Schifrin
1956 Gato Barbieri
   
1958 Ray Barretto
   
1959 Eddie Gómez
   
1964 Jose Feliciano    Flora Purim
   
1965 Enrico Rava
   
1966 Aldo Romano
   
1967 Airto Moreira

 

  This page is an appendix of jazz, Latin jazz or jazz-relevant Latin musicians born in Europe, the Caribbean or South America whom for this or that reason are located elsewhere than A Birth of Latin Music (Europe, the Caribbean, South America).
 
  Xavier Cugat   See Xavier Cugat.



 
  Laurindo Almeida   See Laurindo Almeida.



 
  Henri Salvador   See Henri Salvador.



 
  Franco Cerri   See Franco Cerri.



 
  Jack Costanzo   See Jack Costanzo.



 
  Charlie Palmieri   See Charlie Palmieri.



 
  Sabu Martinez   See Sabu Martinez.



 
  Tito Puente   See Tito Puente.



 
  Lalo Schifrin   See Lalo Schifrin.



 
  Gato Barbieri   See Gato Barbieri.



 
  Ray Barretto   See Ray Barretto.



 
  Eddie Gomez   See Eddie Gomez.



 
  Jose Feliciano   See Jose Feliciano.



 
  Flora Purim   See Flora Purim.



 
  Enrico Rava   See Enrico Rava.



 
  Aldo Romano   See Aldo Romano.



 
  Airto Moreira   See Airto Moreira.



 

 

End appendix of jazz or jazz-relevant Latin musicians not in sections Latin.

 

 

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