Since young David Viñolas has felt a strong attraction for Cuba, its culture and especially the great fan of musical genres provided throughout his history.
As a student, he began playing and learning these styles with great teachers as Enildo Rasúa, Calixto Öviedo or Ernesto Simpson.
In his stage in La Havana in January 2018, he deepened into Afro-Cuban music besides Ruy Lopez Nussa and contacted the Cuban music scene.
He was invited to the 34th International Jazz Festival 2019 and joyned these two stars of Cuban music and jazz.
David Viñolas Cuban trio does not pretend to be a Cuban jazz trio, although the elements of Afro-Cuban music are presented and used naturaly.
Re: Coletilla
The resulting music is a crossroads of a more European and Mediterranean jazz scene with the colors and warmth that Afro-Cuban styles bring to it: original compositions, standards and some traditional melody make up the repertoire, all mixed homogeneously, as if it was a delicious daiquiri.