Pedrinho Mattar -

Review by Brianna Childres

Pedrinho Mattar's album is a captivating and soulful journey through the world of Latin jazz. The album is a fusion of traditional Latin rhythms and modern jazz elements, making it both timeless and contemporary. Each track is carefully crafted with intricate instrumentation, showcasing Pedrinho's virtuosity on the piano.

The album opens with "Carnaval," a lively and upbeat track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The rhythm section is tight and groovy, and the melody is infectious. The album then transitions into the more contemplative "Tarde," which showcases Pedrinho's sensitive and emotive playing.

The album continues to explore a wide range of moods and textures, from the melancholic "Tristeza" to the energetic "Fiesta." The album also features several guest artists, including percussionist Luisito Quintero and saxophonist David Sanchez, who add their own unique flavor to the mix.

Summary by Brianna Childres

Pedrinho Mattar's album is a must-listen for fans of Latin jazz and anyone looking for a fresh and exciting take on the genre. The album is a testament to Pedrinho's talent and creativity, and it is sure to leave listeners wanting more.