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YULIESKY GONZALEZ Release of CUBANERO One World Records 2020

 
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YULIESKY GONZALEZ 
Album Release 
One World Records 2020




Dear Friends!
It is our great pleasure to present this outstanding debut album!

YULIESKY GONZALEZ ‘CUBANERO’
Rooted in the Afro Cuban environment from his childhood streets, González shares a personal testimony that includes the mystical and mythical of the Afro Cuban spirit.

Ten years old Yuliesky González began the Music Conservatory of Camagüey while at the same time learning trumpet from his father and his grandfather. Graduating at nineteen González joined the obligatory military service in the army band in Habana. There he formed a brass quintet and began writing his own compositions. After two years of service the talented trumpet player started his professional music career. González performed with Omara Portuondo, Feliz Valoy, Changuito, Manolito Simonet, Pupi Pedroso, Pedro Lugo “Nene” and Alexander Abreu, just to name some. Since then González has been touring and performing internationally with artists from all over the world. His Debut Album ‘Cubanero’ is reflecting the history of Afro Cuban Jazz as well as the Cuban popular music. The music is coloured by influences from Yuliesky’s education in Classical European music and the crispy African rhythms that are the daily life on the streets of any Cuban town.

VIDEO PRESENTING YULIESKY GONZALEZ 'CUBANERO' 


The album line up includes two of the greatest Scandinavian Jazz capacities: 
Guitarist Bjarne Roupé performed with Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Hermeto Pascual, John Scofield, Deedee Bridgewater, Eddie Harris, Toots Thieleman, to name a few. Saxofonist Tomas Franck has performed with Eliane Elias, Steve Swallow, Carla Bley, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, David Sanborn, John Scofield and many more..

 


 

‘Cubanero’ has been on a long travel from the recordings in Copenhagen to this final release! The recordings went through different studios and hands for the mixing and versions we where not entirely satisfied with. Yuliesky was utterly busy with an ever expanding career and the adjustments had to be done in between a busy schedule. Finally we found the right people mixing the recordings to our perfect satisfaction. Mr Hugo Jonatan Díaz Sánchez made a beautiful warm mix and Mr Luis Damian Güell made a precious mastering and the music at last got the huge sound it deserves!

CUBANERO was recorded at The Royal Academy of Music Copenhagen
Yuliesky González Trumpet & Flugel Horn & Lead Vocal Tomas Franck Tenor Sax Bjarne Roupé Guitar Martin Mattuck Double Bass & Electric Bass Norman Peplow Piano Isan Torres Congas Wiljoph Mounkassa Drums and Timbal  GUESTS Tony Moreaux Timbal Leonid Muñoz Hernández Chekere, Guiro, Cowbell & Batas Yohan Ramón Cajón Carlos Guillén Batas Yaremi Kordos Chorus Tony Rafael Chorus Nando del Río Chorus 

Recording Engenier Marc Casanovas Mixed by Hugo J. Díaz Sánchez  
Mastered by Luis Damian Güell

All Music, Texts & Arrangements ©by Yuliesky González Except *’Love Theme From a Dream’ by Tomas Franck *’Miles Across’ by Bjarne Roupé *’En Cada Amanecer’ by Norman Peplow

Produced by Carolina Vallejo & Yuliesky González 

Executive producers Carolina Vallejo & Yuliesky González
©℗One World Records 2020


Enjoy the wonderful album by Yuliesky González and his tremendous musicians!
Many greetings
Carolina Vallejo
One World




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The album is out on all Digital Platforms July 3 & Physical Release August 7 2020 







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