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There are Jazz artists whose creativity is devoted to the permanent search
for themselves. An inner journey that must imply a high dose of risk,
deconstruct to build and give life to what it was not before. The sublime does
not necessarily have to be liked by the general public or perhaps it does,
maybe it only responds to the designs of an unfathomable mind that creates its
own language that vibrates for anyone who approaches with courage, devoid of
prejudices, no incorrect notes or
unnecessary tensions, whoever wants to listen, just listen.

For the guitarist and composer Chema Saiz SOLO Album-Vol. Dos is his lastest recording.

SOLO Album Volumen Dos