José Luis
Madueño
José Luis Madueño is a
peruvian musician that develops his art
within several musical styles with the
afroperuvian and andean genres as his
main fields, introducing them in traditional
and contemporary forms through jazz and
world music. He has acomplished a unique
sound - as composer and arranger as well
as performer - that touches the audiences
through his recordings and alive performances
across the globe and that has been recognized
by the international press.
Jose Luis plays different roles in the
music business: as Piano and Keyboard
performer, playing as solist and for other
artists; as Producer, Composer and Arranger
in Recordings, Performances, Movies, Dance,
Theater and Television. Likewise he is
a well known music teacher in Lima
Peru giving private lessons and workshops.
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He also expresses his music through other
instruments as guitar, flute, quena, panflute,
cajon, percussion and he has a rising
career as a vocalist. His next album will
be released on two months and will feature
him on this stage. He has performed at
jazz festivals, latin festivals and world
music festivals in Peru, Chile, Argentina,
Brasil, Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico, USA,
Spain, Norway, France and Sweeden.
During his career as a musician he has
played with peruvian artists like Susana
Baca, Elsa María Elejalde, Eva
Ayllón, Cecilia Bracamonte, Miki
González, Gianmarco, Jean Pierre
Magnet, Gabriela Ezeta, Lucho González
among others. He had the privilege to
learn afroperuvian music playing with
very talented cajon performers as Eusebio
Sirio "Pititi", Julio "Chocolate"
Algendones, Juan Medrano Cotito and Roni
Campos. He has also played with foreign
artists like Armando Manzanero, María
Marta Serra-Lima, Fernando Ubiergo, Nicola
Di Bari, Palito Ortega, Luis Aguilé,
among others. He has played with some
jazz performers like Alex Acuña,
John Patitucci, Arturo Sandoval, Spyro
Gyra, Don Pullen, Santi Debriano, Steve
Tavaglione, Chucho Valdés.
As a soloist, he has worked in different
trios, quartets, quintets, etc., playing
his compositions based on peruvian folk
music, latin music, brazillian music and
jazz.
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