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Jazz Roots: Piano Latino

23-Year-Old Alfredo Rodriguez Appears With Eddie Palmieri at the "Piano Latino" Concert at the Arsht Center This Friday

This Friday's Piano Latino concert at the Arsht Center brings together two masters of Latin jazz with an upcoming prodigy, for a snapshot of the genre's past, present, and future. Eddie Palmieri is the grand master here, a first-generation Nuyorican who began playing piano at age 11 (all the way bac ... More >>

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