Friday, 09. June 2023

Maria Esteban Trio

Jazz · Swing

Welcome to the world of traditional jazz and swing! María Esteban Trio is a jazz project consisting of María Esteban (vocals), Rai Paz (guitar) and David Muñoz (double bass). With strong influences from legendary vocalists such as Frank Sinatra, Sara Vaughan, Bing Crosby, June Christy and Anita O’day, they celebrate the roots of traditional jazz from the early and mid-20th century. century. Together, they aim to revive classical jazz and develop their own style that respects the aesthetics and sound of this era.

Im Mai dieses Jahres werden sie ihr neues Album "Happy Days Are Here Again" mit dem Plattenlabel The Changes veröffentlichen. Sechs jazzige Standards, darunter ein Klassiker von Yellen und Ager, der in den zarten und erfahrenen Händen dieses Trios eine subtile Note erhält und uns in ein Album einführt, das Optimismus, Farben und gute Schwingungen atmet – eingefangen in der tiefgründigen Bedeutung des Wortes "cool".

In 2023, they will visit different cities such as Brussels, Dresden, Berlin, Prague, Zaragoza, Barcelona and Madrid to present their new album live. Enjoy a thrilling journey back in time to the golden era of jazz with the María Esteban Trio!

Maria Esteban Trio

The Maria Esteban Trio is a young band from Malaga dedicated to jazz and modern music. Singer Maria Esteban started her artistic career at a young age in various musical formations. In 2021 she received a scholarship from the Society of Interpreters, Artists or Performers of Spain to study her final year at the Superior Conservatory of Music of the Liceu (Barcelona) in the field of jazz singing and modern music.

Maria has worked with various musicians from the jazz scene over the years such as Deborah Carter, Ernesto Aurigac, Carme Canela, David Mengual, Judy Nieckmack, Horacio Fumero, Martín Leiton and Giulia Valle. She has also participated in various festivals, including the MOSMA Festival 2020 with the Malaga Philharmonic Orchestra, the Baja Bop Red Hot Rockin Festival (Los Angeles), the Rock This Town Festival (Solothurn, Switzerland) and the Nájera Jazz Festival (2020/2017).

Maria was also part of the Spanish tour "Slowly Speeding", which was led by guitarist Mario Cobo and American singer Kim Lenz. For four years she was the singer of the band Red Rombo, which was founded by former bassist of Muchachito Bombo Infierno, Gerard Mases. During this time, the band recorded two albums, produced by Mario Cobo, involving musicians such as Dani Nello, former saxophonist of Los Rebeldes, and Mario Cobo himself as guitarist. in 2017, the band was selected for the Girando por Salas Circuit.

The Maria Esteban Trio consists of Maria Esteban on singing, Francisco Blanco on piano and Juanjo Fernández on double bass. Together, they create a unique soundscape that delights jazz lovers and music enthusiasts alike. The band is known for their energetic live performances and their ability to delight audiences with their music.

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Maria Esteban Trio Live from Blue Note Dresden

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