Latin Jazz lovers, this one’s for you! I’ve been wanting Yosvany Terry Cabrera’s “Metamorphosis” for a long time and finally it’s here in my hands via iTunes! If you seriously dig Afro-Cuban Jazz, this joint by saxophonist Cabrera is definitely the one to listen to and pick up at your leisure. ~ The Urban Flux
Yosvany Terry Cabrera | Metamorphosis – [Kindred Rhythm, 2006]

Yosvany Terry Cabrera
Born in
Cuba, Terry received his early music training from his father,
Eladio “Don Pancho” Terry, Cuba’s leading chekeré player and the founder/director of
Orquesta Maravillas de Florida, one of Cuba’s most important charanga bands. Continuing his music studies in Cuba, Terry attended the National School of Art (ENA) and
Amadeo Roldan Conservatory. He played with many legendary and influential artists such as Chucho Valdés, Cubanismo and Silvio Rodriguez. Later Terry formed his own group, the innovative Columna B, which, as Cuban pianist
Omar Sosa has said in an interview, took “
Cuban jazz in a different direction” and was “his favorite band at that time” (Latin Beat Magazine, Tom Ehrlich). Soon, Terry and Columna B were touring in both the U.S. and Europe. Open to the many influences in the international music scene, Terry’s music continued to evolve, incorporating other styles such as American jazz and timba music from Cuba. “We learned how to polish and develop our craft in a very special and intuitive sense,” reflects Terry.
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