Banda Internacional Santa Cecilia de Catac

Popular jazz and big band jazz musicians Banda Internacional Santa Cecilia de Catac hail from Lima, Peru. With its distinctive fusion of traditional and contemporary jazz traditions, their music has won over listeners all over the world. Popular songs by them include "Interesada," "Sacame la vuelta," and "Viaje de amor - Solamente tu."

"Profesorita - el Hombre," a vivacious track with catchy instrumentals and a joyful pace, is one of their most well-known songs. The song is an ode to life's pleasures and the delight that comes from good company and good music. "Plantita de Maguey - Pampa Jallka," a stunning song that displays the group's knack for crafting rich melodies and entrancing rhythms, is another fan favorite.

"Coche de Su Madre," "Traicion," and "Dime Que Ha Pasado" are some of Banda Internacional Santa Cecilia de Catac's other well-known songs. While the sounds and styles of each of these songs vary, they all feature the band's distinctive fusion of classic Jazz components and contemporary inspirations.

Banda Internacional Santa Cecilia de Catac is an accomplished and creative jazz group that has gained recognition both in their native Peru and abroad. Their admirers can't get enough of their contagious melodies and addictive rhythms, and their music is a celebration of life and the beauty of the human experience.

A number of recordings by the Peruvian band Banda Internacional Santa Cecilia de Catac, from Lima, are now available and are likely to please aficionados of jazz and big band jazz music. "Volumen 12 (2020), "Volumen 11 (2020), and "Costumbres de mi Peru (2020)" are some of their most recent albums.

With its varied blend of Latin Jazz, Big Band, and indigenous Peruvian music, "Volumen 12" demonstrates the band's range and prowess. With their contagious rhythms and vivacious orchestration, songs like "Mambo de Machaguay" and "La Cumbia de la Montana" are sure to get listeners up and moving.

While "Volumen 11" features a more traditional Big Band Jazz feel, songs like "Satin Doll" and "Take the 'A' Train" demonstrate the group's proficiency in tackling jazz standards. Along with their own original songs, the band members also contributed "El Condor Pasa" and "El Tren de la Sierra" to the CD.

The band's final song, "Costumbres de mi Peru," pays homage to its Peruvian heritage by combining traditional Andean music with jazzy renditions of songs like "La Flor de la Canela" and "El Condor Pasa." The band's ability to combine several musical genres into something wholly own, as well as their great admiration for their cultural past, are both on full display in this album.

The most recent CDs of Banda Internacional Santa Cecilia de Catac show off the group's remarkable musicianship and capacity to slickly combine various musical genres. These most recent releases are sure to appeal to fans of jazz and big band music.