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Wow, how beautiful, danilo perez. Thank you for joining us. Its a pleasure to be here. Hinojosa some people might not know your name, but you are a grammy Award Winning musician, composer. You head up the Berklee College of music global jazz institute. Yes. Hinojosa you head up the panamanian jazz festival that you created. You live in boston. Yes. Hinojosa and you give so much back in terms of your music to the world. Its really an honor to have you here. Its my honor, too. Hinojosa when people...

Wow, how beautiful, danilo perez. Thank you for joining us. Its a pleasure to be here. Hinojosa some people might not know your name, but you are a grammy Award Winning musician, composer. You head up the Berklee College of music global jazz institute. Yes. Hinojosa you head up the panamanian jazz festival that you created. You live in boston. Yes. Hinojosa and you give so much back in terms of your music to the world. Its really an honor to have you here. Its my honor, too. Hinojosa when people...

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Today is Thursday, May 16, the 137th day of 2024.

One805 will host its annual Sunstone Winery One805Live! Concert with headliner Steve Postell and The Night Train Music Club, 2-7 p.m. Sunday, May 19

Festival director Tobie Medland looks forward to seeing Stochelo Rosenberg, Gismo Graf, Tcha Limberger and more

The Latin music legend – back, at 66, with her first salsa album – answers your questions on her star collaborations, screen chemistry, and what she and Stevie Wonder still can’t agree on

Our picks include the San Diego farewell performance by Latin-jazz percussion great Pete Escovedo at the Music Box, San Diego Music Awards 2023 Artist of the Year-winner Jeff Berkley's album-release gig at the Belly Up, and sax dynamo Jerry Bergonzi's double-header at SDSU and Dizzy's

On August 24, 1973, 40,000 salsa fans (a record-breaking crowd at the time for a Latin music event) eagerly piled into New York’s Yankee Stadium to watch some of the world’s most influential artists share the stage. But the Fania All Stars—a collective that included such legends as Johnny Pacheco, Willie Colon, Ray Barretto, and Héctor Lavoe—was eager to highlight its versatility by performing not just Latin hits, but also soul and rock hits from the day.

Lending a jazz edge to music from Dylan to Bernstein, Yankee Go Home is the kind of bar band any jazz fan should be happy to run into