Ramón Valle 'Boundless Forces'
Latin, classical and jazz merge seamlessly in his music.
Musical Picasso
For many people, Cuba is a musical pilgrimage, but pianist Ramón Valle (1964) emigrated from his Caribbean homeland to the Netherlands in the late 1990s. Attracted by the liberal European jazz scene, he has been evolving within it ever since. Latin, classical and jazz merge seamlessly in his music. Valle is a painter amongst the pianists. His impressionistic play betrays an inquiring mind with a rich inner world.
Ramón Valle 'Boundless Forces'
Pianist Ramón Valle brings together his Cuban roots, classical background and virtuoso jazz playing in his latest project, Boundless Forces. No limits: rap, classical singing, funk and jazz might seem like an unusual mix, but it's one that delights. Vibrant, compelling and catchy. Magnificent music that proves you can trust Valle’s intuition. Valle will be performing his newest project Boundless Forces on stage Ziro on Monday June 6. He will also be a part of Ping Pong Piano: an adventurous musical meeting between four Cuban star pianists on Sunday June 5.
Line-up
Ramón Valle - Piano, bandleader
Melanin Kris - Spoken word, poetry
Berenice van Leer - Vocals (pop)
Caroline Cartens - Vocals (classical)
Tineke Postma - Saxophone
Jota Papadopoulou - Keys
Adinda Meertins - Double bass
Nils Fischer - Congas
Rodney Barreto - Drums
Discover more!
Get to know Ramón by listening to the Music Meetup Podcast and watch the Music Meeting Concert by Ramón Valle and Reinier Baas.
This Cuban artist performed at Music Meeting Festival 2022 with the theme 'Cuba Upside Down'. Read more in our 'online magazine':