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Son: Soul Of A NationSierra Maestra, Cuba's leading son group, who are largely responsible for the style's revival, present their personal account of the genre's development in Son: Soul Of A Nation. The bedrock of Cuban music, son has shaped much of twentieth century Latin music, and this album, recorded in Havana, pays tribute to the great writers of the past, selecting lesser known classics alongside legendary tunes. Charting son's development from the early days

With its raw passion and elegance

This is a journey to

The Puerto Rican sonera Choco Orta is recognized today for not only her vocal talents

Its epicentre was the lawless and rowdy Beale Street and it was here that many of the great Delta bluesmen were recorded as well as one of the few women to emerge from the Delta blues scene

Stockhausen and others

This surf guitar groove sprang from the coastal cities of Colombia

one of the tropicálía movement's founders

14 Duke Ellington: Don't Get Around Much Anymore (1943)

All have another thing in common too

They are joined by Bangalore-born Jyotsna Srikanth

From the non-stop swing of La Sonora Carruseles to the Grammy award-winning Spanish Harlem Orchestra

resulting in a heady psychedelic brew

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