We love music here at The World, and we love to share our latest favorites with you. Here are some of the artists we featured this week!
Daymé Arocena and her band are experts at respecting Cuban traditions while finding ways to make them current. On Arocena's new album "Cubafonía," there are elements of jazz, latin-jazz, funk and fusion.
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Ballaké Sissoko & Vincent Segal have been playing together for seven years, and in that time each has taught the other something valuable.
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Italian singer Zucchero has been channelling the blues and gospel for years, singing in a mix of Italian and English. But early in his career, Miles Davis advised him to stick to singing in Italian. You'll definitely want to hear our own William Troop for the rest of the story.
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