Larry Harlow ft Ismael Miranda - Señor Sereno (Los Hacheros Cover)

Subscribe to Fania: https://found.ee/fania-subscribe-yt-lat Fania newsletter: https://found.ee/fania-subscribe-newsletter-lat Welcome to the Fania Bushwick Sessions! We have partnered with Sol Society Recordings to bring you the best covers from up and coming artists in different cities around the country. We continue our Fania Larry Harlow ft Ismael Miranda "Señor Sereno" by Los Hacheros. Brooklyn’s Los Hacheros, modern-day torchbearers of the Golden Age of Latin music, recorded their sophomore album Bambulaye (February 26 / Chulo / Daptone Records) live to vintage analog tape, giving the music a raw, but warm and open sound similar to the Latin legends that have inspired them. Their debut album Pilon was a well-received introduction to the band and received critical praise from tastemakers including Wax Poetics, Vibe Magazine, and The Washington City Paper, amongst others. Wax Poetics states, “The groove to this music is deep,” while The City Paper boasts, “…its solid arrangements and lively original songs have impressed old-school salseros and young music fans alike.” “Bambulaye was recorded to be gritty, driving, and infectious, with the goal to get you up and dancing from first listen.” says producer / guitarist Jacob Plasse, also founder of the Daptone-distributed Latin revival label, Chulo Records. “I wanted this record to feel and sound the way it does when we play our final sets at 3am, exhausted in East Harlem dives. Suddenly the band comes to life and all the old dancers are at it like it was 1970 again. In those moments, we feel like we could play all night.” Los Hacheros revives folkloric styles like son montuno, guaracha and salsa, and often combine them with Bomba, a fiery rhythm from the mountains of Puerto Rico. “Los Hacheros has the magic of group improvisation,” adds bassist William Ash. “We play in a style that is swing oriented and emphasizes the Cuban clave like great ones of old: Arsenio, Reve, Ritmo…” A band of only 6 musicians, Los Hacheros can sound like a conjunto of 12. Eddie Venegas (Marc Anthony, Orquestra Broadway), who plays violin and sings chorus, improvises mambos on the trombone, Itai Kriss (Edmar Castaneda, Grupo Latin Vibe) sings, plays flute, campana, and guiro, Carlitos Padron (La India, Ruben Blades) on bongos, while Papote Jimenez is in charge of lead vocals, soulful soneos (improvised verses) and congas. William Ash (Alfredo de la Fe, Brenda K Starr) holds down the tumbaos on baby bass while Jacob Plasse plays the tres, a guitar-like instrument originating from the Oriente Province in Cuba. More about los Haceros at http://www.loshacheros.com/about/ Sol Society Recordings strives to give artists a platform to express themselves through intimate acoustic music sessions. Their goal is to help talented acts gain exposure and expand their reach while curating and exposing amazing music content Instagram: @SOLSOCIETYRECORDINGS Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SolSocietyRecordings Twitter: @SolSocietyMiami Make sure you subscribe to Sol Society Recordings for more amazing covers https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcTxNVQU5NbOYpP4HnEP-Ug Producer: Maykol Sanchez Producer: Maria Fernandez Director: Sebastian Demarco Music Producer: Javier Piñol http://www.javierpinol.com A Fania Records production with Finisterre Films Don't forget to subscribe to our channel https://www.youtube.com/user/Faniavideos salsa mix salsa brava