Summary For Salvador Aguero, aka Rabito, music has been his companion from his early days, when his father took him to XEW. The impact of discovering big band drummer Jim Krupa and jazz rhythms motivated him to prepare for and gain admission to the Free School of Music. He spends countless hours studying and practicing music. Many hours of practice are needed to improvise and find the desired harmony, and between chords you form the jazz melody you seek, your own sound. As a professional drummer, Rabito has worked with prominent musicians like Frank Rosolino, Clare Fisher, Juan Garcia Esquivel, and Damaso Parez Prado, among others. Two jazz greats, Dave Brubek and Oscar Peterson, hired him to play in recording sessions. His collaboration with Chilo Moran, in 1962, was special, attaining a level of excellence which made them the first jazz ensemble to perform at Mexico City's famed Fine Arts Palace. Nostalgia is also part of Rabito, who dreams of dedicating a jazz piece to his inseparable partner who, over a span of sixty years, accompanied him at home and from gig to gig.
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Genres : Documentary
Countries of origin : Mexico
Official sites : Company Name Official site
Language : Spanish
Production companies : Gravedad Cero Films Sistema Público de Radiodifusión del Estado Mexicano
Summary For Salvador Aguero, aka Rabito, music has been his companion from his early days, when his father took him to XEW. The impact of discovering big band drummer Jim Krupa and jazz rhythms motivated him to prepare for and gain admission to the Free School of Music. He spends countless hours studying and practicing music. Many hours of practice are needed to improvise and find the desired harmony, and between chords you form the jazz melody you seek, your own sound. As a professional drummer, Rabito has worked with prominent musicians like Frank Rosolino, Clare Fisher, Juan Garcia Esquivel, and Damaso Parez Prado, among others. Two jazz greats, Dave Brubek and Oscar Peterson, hired him to play in recording sessions. His collaboration with Chilo Moran, in 1962, was special, attaining a level of excellence which made them the first jazz ensemble to perform at Mexico City's famed Fine Arts Palace. Nostalgia is also part of Rabito, who dreams of dedicating a jazz piece to his inseparable partner who, over a span of sixty years, accompanied him at home and from gig to gig.
Genres : Documentary
Countries of origin : Mexico
Official sites : Company Name Official site
Language : Spanish
Production companies : Gravedad Cero Films Sistema Público de Radiodifusión del Estado Mexicano
