Any Flaws in the Musical Adaptation of ‘Buena Vista Social Club’ Are Forgiven Once the Music Kicks In
You needn’t understand a word of Spanish to enjoy the impassioned synergy and playful give and take during enchanting performances of boleros and songs from other Cuban genres, such as son and guajira.

Music is the universal language of mankind, as Longfellow famously noted, and nowhere is this more evident than in live performance. Watching great musicians who enjoy a genuine rapport can be like observing close friends, or lovers, sharing silent intimacies; though this is particularly true in jazz, where improvisation is key, it can manifest itself in all genres.
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