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The Jazz Te Digo Festival was wanted back and it became apparent with the new edition that was held last Friday and Saturday. It was a night of glorious weather that served as an accompaniment to two nights of music.
Amazing Molotov cocktail music was played in the Plaza Mayor de Baza over the weekend by an entity dedicated to this event such as Algarada Bastetana Association. They are the creators of X Jazz Te Digo Festival. This organization continues to follow its initial stage of organizing a high quality festival completely free of charge and in an unbeatable location such as Plaza Mayor de Baza.
It was possible to witness the amazing improvisations of Antonio Gonzalez Quartet, La Blues Band de Granada, and the extraordinary potential of La Perra Blanco Trio on the first day. The second day was a good one. It featured the amazing swinging rhythm of Granada Hot Jazz, Los Muchachos Brass' energetic staging, and the closing of both the evening and festival with the majesty and power of the Traveling’ Brothers. This culminated in the close of the festival at three in the morning.
The festival featured hours of great music, and it was well worth the effort.
Algarada Bastetana has thanked its sponsors, collaborators and partners, the public and sound technicians, and most importantly, their friends, for all the help that they received. It has grown to be a musical reference thanks to the great effort it took.
There are no secrets to the formula: hard work, a huge desire to offer the best Algarada Bastetana music, music for all tastes and dances, and music for all sensibilities. Good music and good times are what matter most. This is why we ask for a long existence for Jazz Te Digo Festival.
