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Sergio Monroy
Piano
Recently Added
03/17/2009
Smalls
The Sergio Monroy Quartet & Flamenco Dancer Graciela Perrone
Upcoming Shows
Sergio Monroy , is described by critics as a sensational young flamenco-jazz pianist. He will perform the compositions of his new album Chicuco (Bujío, 2008) as well as other favorites. Sergio uses the piano to dance flamenco, making constant nods to jazz. Their compositions are extremely sensitive. Sergio composes and interprets for the senses, weaves melodies to take them to the heart. The melodic themes are like the brushstrokes of an impressionist painting. And guest artist Graciela Perrone, native of Uruguay, artist, singer and flamenco dancer is joining Sergio with her dance.With his latest release "Chicuco" Sergio Monroy steps further ahead in his musical career, offering a very complete work, astonishing in the sound maturity of its brave, daring style, very flamenco. For the pianist, Chicuco is homage to his parents and to the memory of a childhood passed among the corner shops of his neighborhood and it pays tribute to everybody who lives far from his hometown.Weblinks:www.sergiomonroy.comIn this new album, Monroy shows us a radical change of styleWith outstanding compositions such as Chicuco, a surprising,cheery and very personal tanguillo, A4, a blended rumba, andParte de mi, a buleria that might rescue from their homesicknessthe emigrants who left Cadiz. The album sheds a new light on flamenco. InMonroys piano there is the ancient wisdom of Cadiz flamenco anda deep respect for the folk songs as they were sung at the popularMentidero square and where they were caught in the air by thisfresh-minded flamenco artist, eager to renew his sound. Chicuco ishow you call in Cadiz the brisk boy from the northern coast whohas come to the town to help out in the little corner shops, andChicuco is how this young artist has called his work, where he letsglide his fingers along the open paths of melodies blended intoeach other. Its a true homage to his roots, to his father, to a lifestyleand a spirit. There is also a village in Mozambique and avalley in northern Mexico called Chicuco. And hes wise and humbleenough to listen while hes working and melting together an universeof artistic influences: flamenco, jazz, Spanish folk music, Cubanson and other rhythms. The result is an exquisite dish for sensitiveminds, the quintessence of the flamenco of the 21st century. Itscalled Chicuco and it contains the very personal voice of SergioMonroys piano.