Harold López-Nussa ft. Pedrito Martínez & Weedie Braimah

Cuban Rhythmic Fire

Experience the explosive synergy of Cuban piano master Harold López-Nussa with percussion titans Pedrito Martínez and Weedie Braimah, creating an exhilarating blend of Afro-Cuban grooves and modern jazz improvisation.

Afro-Cuban JazzLatin JazzContemporary JazzWorld Music

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About

Harold López-Nussa is a Cuban jazz pianist and composer renowned for his vibrant blend of traditional Cuban rhythms with modern jazz sensibilities. Born into a musical family in Havana, he rose to international prominence, showcasing a unique voice that is both deeply rooted in his heritage and expansively creative. For his acclaimed project "Timba a la Americana," he collaborates with fellow Cuban percussion virtuoso Pedrito Martínez and dynamic American percussionist Weedie Braimah, forming a formidable trio that pushes the boundaries of rhythm and harmony.

Music Style

Their collaborative sound is a high-octane fusion of Cuban timba, rumba, and other Afro-Cuban styles with complex jazz harmonies and spontaneous improvisation. Driven by intricate rhythmic interplay between piano, drums, and vocals, the music is characterized by its infectious energy, rich textures, and deep grooves.

Background

Hometown: Havana, Cuba
Education: National School of Arts, Instituto Superior de Arte
Instruments: piano, drums, vocals
Active: 2000s-present

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