Jazz Albums Spain Review 2021
Adolfo Cebreiro (tp), Alain Pérez (b), Alba Pujals (tromb), Albert Sanz (p), Alberto Conde (p), Alberto Porro Carmona (sax), Alex Conde (p), Andrea Motis (tp), Antonio Sánchez (g), Antonio Serrano (harm), Arnau Julià (dr), Carlos Valls (tromb), Carme Canela (voc), Carmen Paris (voc), Carolina Alabau (p), Cayetano Balfagón (p), Celso Sorribes (sax), Chano Domínguez (p), Chema Peñalver (cl), Colin Douglas (dr), Dani Fernández (b), David Maldonado (voc), Èlia Bastida (vio), Ester Andujar (voc), Fran Conde (sax), Ignasi Terraza (p), Inma Martínez (sax), Irene Reig (sax), Israel Sárez Paraña (perc), Iván Pitarch (sax), Javier Colina (b), Javier Llopis (tromb), Jazz Albums Review 2021, Jeff Ballard (dr), Jeff Chambers (b), Jesús Gallardo (dr), Joan Casares (dr), Joan Chamorro (b), Joan Monné (p), John Santos (perc), Jorge Pardo (harm), Jorge Pardo (sax), Jorge Rossy (vib), José Javier Oliver (tromb), Juan d'Anyelica (g), Juan Moscardó (tp), Juan Rafael Cortes (voc), Jurandir Santana (g), Lluc Casares (sax), Manel Chust (perc), Manolo Díaz (tp), Mario Rossi (b), Natxo Navarro (b), Oscar Peñas (g), Paco De Lucia (g), Palmas Antonion Fernández Montoya Farruco (voc), Palmas David de Jacoba (voc), Paloma Berganza (voc), Pau Sala (b), Pedro Iturralde (sax), Perico Sambeat (sax), Pol Omedes (tp), Rafa Palomar (sax), Ramón Evaristo (vio), Robert Landfermann (sax), Scott Hamilton (sax), Tete Montoliu (p), Toni Porcel (tp), Xavi Torres (p), Ximo Tebar (g)
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