Sergio Lara -- Press Quotes
"...Characterized by Latin and Afro-Cuban rhythms, lyrical melody and
technical proficiency few can aspire to, Sergio Lara is clearly at the
forefront of a genre that is catching the ears and the imaginations of an
audience eager for fresh, exciting and dynamic music..." Austin
American Statesman
"...Sergio Lara's blending of Jazz, Latin rhythms and Flamenco is
attracting listeners around the world..." San Antonio Express
News
"...the fireworks come from the blazing guitar solos of Sergio Lara, the
tunes are melodically interesting and the guitar work is masterfully
executed..." Acoustic Musician Magazine
"...the Guitar Master explores an infinite variety of tonal enchantment
with a style that blends jazz improvisation with Spanish, Brazilian and Mexican
influences. Multi-hued portraits emerge from delicate interplay between Sergio
as well as the excellent cast of supporting musicians. Every cut is a gem, it's
hard to belive there are only 10 fingers at work here!..." Sound Check
Magazine
"...Multi-instrumentalist Lara has produced a jewel of an album that
explores a multi-faceted, multi-hued, exotic and rich musical world..."
El Heraldo, Mexico City
"...Sergio is a highly melodic guitarist who is at his best on
Latin-influenced jazz numbers, which he performs with great sensitivity and
emotion..." Frets Magazine
"... Sergio Lara, one of the most accomplished and most well-respected
stringed instrument players, will celebrate the release of his latest
recording, "Con La Lluvia". He has produced a piece of work that
streches the boundaries of acoustic-jazz fusion. Man, this cat can play some
guitar!..." Arts-San Antonio
"...Flamenco Jazz guitar has taken the instrumental music world by storm;
now fans of Paco de Lucia and Strunz & Farah have a new name to add to
their list of favorite Latin guitarists - Sergio Lara - Mexico's leading
Flamenco Jazz practitioner. As well as the Flamenco influence, touches of South
American, Middle Eastern and Indian music can be heard; this is truly
international music, music without language barriers..." (Jazziz
Magazine)
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