Spanish Harlem Orchestra

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The Spanish Harlem Orchestra (SHO) is a 13-piece dance orchestra specializing in Latin American music . The SHO was founded in the USA in 2000 by Aaron Levinson and Oscar Hernández .

Her debut album Un gran dia en el barrio , released in 2002, was directly nominated for a Grammy . The SHO received its first Grammy for the best salsa and merengue album in 2005 for the album Across 110th Street, which had been released the year before .

Discography

  • Un gran dia en el barrio (2002)
  • Across 110th Street (2004)
  • United We Swing (2007)
  • Viva la tradicion (2010)
  • Anniversary (2018)
  1. Esa Nena - (Marco Bermudez / George Delgado)
  2. Yo Te Prometo - (Gil Lopez / Marco Bermudez)
  3. Dime Tu - (Carlos Castante)
  4. Goza El Ritmo - (Oscar Hernández)
  5. Echa Pa'Lante - (Gil López / Marco Bermudez)
  6. Guaracha Y Bembe - ( Cheo Feliciano )
  7. Y Deja - ( Rubén Blades )
  8. Canción Para Ti - (Oscar Hernández)
  9. Como Te Quise - (Carlos Castante)
  10. Tres Palabras - (Osvaldo Farrês)
  11. Somos Uno (Feat. Randy Brecker ) - (Oscar Hernández)
  12. Soy El Tambor - (Jeremy Bosch)
  • The Latin Jazz Project , 2020
  1. Ritmo De Mi Gente
  2. Bobo
  3. Invitation
  4. Acid rain
  5. Las Palmas
  6. Silent Prayers
  7. 'Round Midnight
  8. Fort Apache
  9. Latin Perspective
  10. Joe and Oscar
  11. Descarga de Jazz

Prizes and awards

  • 2002 Grammy nomination for the best salsa album ( Un gran dia en el barrio )
  • 2003 Latin Billboard Award for "Salsa Album of the Year-Best New Group" ( Un gran dia en el barrio )
  • 2005 Grammy Award for best salsa / merengue album ( Across 110th Street )
  • 2011 Grammy Award for the best Latin jazz album ( Viva la tradicion )
  • 2019 Grammy Award for Best Tropical Latin Album ( Anniversary )

Musician

  • Oscar Hernández: musical director
  • Ray De La Paz: vocals
  • Marco Bermudez: vocals
  • Carlos Cascante: vocals
  • Maximo Rodriguez: Bass
  • Luisito Quintero: percussion
  • George Delgado: Percussion
  • Jorge Gonzalez: Percussion
  • Jimmy Bosch: trombone
  • Dan Reagan: Trumpet
  • Héctor Colón: Trumpet
  • John Walsh: Trumpet
  • Mitch Frohman: saxophone , flute

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