Juan Verdera’s music fuses today´s modern jazz sound with the esthetics of classical music and of cuban contemporary music, including the concepts of polyrhythm, broken harmonies and free improvisation. Within this harmonious sonic blend the trio of the musician, composer and cellist Juan Verdera  enchants his audience in performances, evoking an oneiric and memorable introspective experience.

Born in 1974 in Cuba, Juan Verdera started the cello at the age of 7. After his large experience in classical music, his creativity pushed him to search new sounds in the world of jazz fusion and progressive rock. From the record of the movie's music “ En Tres y Dos” (Cuba) to the leadership of the progressive rock band Dinastia (Cuba) already as a  teenager, he founded Juan Verdera Trio latin jazz (Hamburg) and the ambitious jazz fusion band Zone-T Project (Madrid), among others. Living in Brussels, he's creating new projects and collaborating with other musicians.
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http://about.me/juan.verdera

*Bookings:
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*Management: 
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WorldWide Bookings 
PI Group ☎ +972 54 584 7007 | +972 54 806 3750
2Soul (Brazil) ☎ +55 11 96 865 6575

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