Son montuno, bolero, salsa, timba, Latin jazz, folkloric songs, rumba.
Lassnig and saxophonist Robert Friedl both follow Fiorilli with smart jazz-tinged solos until a timba-influenced montuno inspires a series of percussion statements from drummer Stefan Mörtel and conguero Gianni Battilana.— NetInfoWeb: Music & More...
The band shifts into a standard son montuno, allowing Fiorilli to drive a colorful improvisation into a percussion exchange between Mörtel and Battilana.— NetInfoWeb: Music & More...
After a return to the odd time signature behind the main melody, the group opens the son montuno section again for enthusiastic solos from Lassnig and Friedl.— NetInfoWeb: Music & More...
Arsenio's deep knowledge of African culture and folklore, and the addition of a second trumpet, a piano and a tumbadora to the classic septet, converged in a new style of son, which became known as the son montuno.— AvaxHome RSS:
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