The Xàbia Jazz made the public vibrate with the three great performances

The Xàbia Jazz started, on Saturday, with the incredible trumpet and voice of Ronald Baker, and band music. Ronald Baker Quintet made the audience enjoy the best classical jazz and its fusion to modern jazz.

On Sunday, the curtain of the second night of the Festival rose to host the performance of the flutist and saxophonist Jorge Pardo, one of the greats in the fusion of jazz and flamenco with his bandaha, who has worked with artists
as Paco de Lucía, Camarón de la Isla, Pat Metheny, Chano Domínguez and Tete Montoliú.

And the final touch to this 19ª edition of the Xàbia Jazz put him, yesterday Monday, the winner of a Grammy, Catherine Russell, as one of the most outstanding singers of our time. Rusell, born in New York in a family closely linked to music (his father, Luis Russell was the musical director of Louis Armstrong) made all attendees, 1200 people, vibrate with his deep jazz and blues style.

The New York singer had as accomplices the dancers of the Lindy Hop school of the Navy, who took the opportunity to demonstrate their mastery of the swing.

The councilman of Culture, Quico MoraguesHe has shown his satisfaction for the high level of the entire festival, the good atmosphere that is maintained year after year in these jazz nights and in the response of the public that, on a regular basis, responds to what is one of the main events Cultural events in Xàbia.