On Stage At Kingsborough
Filmed Live at The Lighthouse Bandshell on June 25, 2021
BOBBY SANABRIA & ASCENSIÓN performed excerpts from West Side Story Reimagined and more!
Watch the full concert for free:
On Stage At Kingsborough
Filmed Live at The Lighthouse Bandshell on June 25, 2021
BOBBY SANABRIA & ASCENSIÓN performed excerpts from West Side Story Reimagined and more!
Watch the full concert for free:
STRAIGHT UP TALK w/ Earl Rush. On this edition Mambo Dance Queen EILEEN TORRES interviews drummer, percussionist, educator, bandleader and multi-Grammy nominee BOBBY SANABRIA about his life, liberty and the pursuit of clave live at 7:30pm ET!!! Just follow the link and join the convo! https://www.facebook.com/straightuptalkwithearlrush
Bobby Sanabria & the Multiverse Big Band out in full force at the Brooklyn Community Housing & Services Gala working to end homelessness.
Johnny Pacheco, a seminal figure in Cuban-based dance music as it is played in New York City, died on Feb. 15 at Holy Name Hospital in Teaneck, N.J. He was 85. Bobby pays tribute and explores his work in this choice assortment of tracks.
Watch VIDEO OF the 40th Anniversary Celebration of the LATIN JAZZ CRUISE radio show 12/18/20 where Bobby interviewed Maestro EDDIE PALMIERI and played with him in a first time ever historic trio format with his bassist LUQUES CURTIS. https://www.facebook.com/wbgojazz/videos/238585194286476
If you missed the live interview I conducted with Maestro Eddie Palmieri last night 9/23, here it is.
Willie Torres, whose bell-like tone and nimble phrasing helped make him one of the most recorded singers in Latin music, died on Aug. 13. He was 90. Bobby pays remembrance.
Growing up as a Nuyorican kid in the Bronx, Bobby Sanabria first watched “West Side Story” in the movie theaters, on the 10th anniversary of the film’s release. “I was mesmerized,” said the Latin Jazz drummer and composer. In 2017, the Broadway classic celebrated its 60th anniversary and to honor this milestone, Sanabria re-envisioned what Latino New York City actually sounds like. The result was his album, “West Side Story Reimagined.” Maria Hinojosa talks to the drummer and composer about what the iconic musical means to him and how he paid tribute to its legacy.