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Tom Ehrlich - Irakere 50th Anniversary
IRAKERE'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT
SAN FRANCISCO JAZZ
FEBRUARY 16, 2024
PHOTOS BY TOM EHRLICH © 2024
Chucho Valdés and the newest version of Irakere are out on a 50th Anniversary tour which included a 4-day run of sold out concerts at San Francisco Jazz. The tour will continue this summer with concerts in Europe. This report is from the second of four San Francisco concerts on February 16, 2024.
Irakere 50 included:
Chucho Valdés - leader and piano
Horacio El Negro Hernández - drum set
Armando Gola - bass
Roberto Vizcaíno, Jr. - percussion
Carlos Averhoff, Jr. - sax
Luis Beltrán - sax
Osvaldo Fleites - trumpet
Eddie de Armas, Jr. - trumpet
Ramón Álvarez - vocals
Rebeca Mauleón introducing Irakere and vocalist Ramón Álvarez
El Negro drum set, Roberto Vizcaíno, Jr percussion and Carlos Averhoff, Jr. sax solo
Carlos Averhoff, Jr,, the son of the original sax player of Irakere played a solo of a song that his dad played.
Roberto Vizcaíno, Jr. throwing a chékere to the crowd
Chucho Valdés
Left to right Luis Beltrán, Carlos Averhoff, Jr., Osvaldo Fleites and Eddie de Armas, Jr.
Roberto Vizcaino, Jr. congas and Luis Beltran playing a sax solo
El Negro on drum set
Chucho Valdés, Armando Gola bass and coro and Ramón Álvarez vocal
Horacio El Negro Hernández
Roberto Vizcaíno, Jr. chékere solo
Chucho Valdés
Chucho showing some dance moves
Roberto Vizcaíno, Jr. great young percussionist
Roberto Vizcaíno, Jr. (batá)
Chucho Valdés acknowledging the crowd's standing ovation.