Jazzdelapena

Jazzdelapena Journalist Specializing in Music, Arts and Culture. Co-Founder, Editor-in-Chief: www.jazzdelapena.com
Founder: Puerto Rico Project.

“A graduate of Empire State College with a dual major in journalism and Latin American studies, Tomas Peña has spent years applying his knowledge and writing skills to the promotion of great musicians. A specialist in the crossroads between jazz and Afro-Caribbean music, Peña has written extensively on the subject. His writing has appeared throughout the internet while he worked as a contributing

writer for The Latin Jazz Corner, All About Jazz, Jazz.com, Chamber Music America magazine, Latin Jazz Network. Peña has conducted numerous interviews with artists, building connections and getting the scoop on the music. He worked in radio as the host of Under the Radar on WFDU 89.1 FM and infused his local community with musical knowledge as a member of The New Jersey Performing Arts Center’s Advisory Board. Peña is also the Founder of The Puerto Rico Project.

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01/30/2025

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01/30/2025

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Rafael Cortijo y su Combo con Ismael Rivera, Eddie Pérez "LA Bala", Rafael Ithier, Martín Quiñones, Roy Rosario, Miguel Cruz, Kito Vélez

01/30/2025

El Puerto Rico Jazz Jam 2025 finalizó con la música extraordinaria de Humberto Ramírez Jazz Proyect; y un poderoso homenaje a Barbra Streisand, con su Big Band.

01/26/2025
Excellent article by pianist Ethan Iverson
01/24/2025

Excellent article by pianist Ethan Iverson

In the late 1960s, the recording industry lost interest in America’s greatest art form. But in a small, dark club on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, jazz legends were playing the best music you’ve never heard.

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