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Rhythm of Fire
Cesar
Guitar virtuoso with a Latin touch, hot, smooth, relaxing, on fire, it has everything- amazing.
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Acoustic waves | 3:09 | Play |
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Spanish eyes | 0:50 | Play |
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Bravado | 3:00 | Play |
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Rhythm of Fire | 4:13 | Play |
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String of moments | 6:01 | Play |
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My gypsy heart | 5:17 | Play |
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Wings of freedom | 2:51 | Play |
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Description
See other Cesar album "Worlds of Change."
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Cesar has lived his entire life as a natural talent of the guitar. Covered by CNN, Fox News, Entertainment Weekly, Music Connection, MTV, and many more.
From his hardships to his heart, his whole world is shaped in the form of a guitar.
It is amazing to me, knowing how cut-throat and competitive the music business is; how he manages to slip through the cracks and thereby became a masterful musician.
He got his big professional break at 19 through the help of the unforgettable giant: Astor Piazzolla, the father of contemporary tango and classical music.
We were performing together at the Opera Theater in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was at the time that Astor listened to Cesar's demo tape and decided to give him a hand with his career.
Since then, Cesar has played around the world.
Perhaps the most incredible story I know of Cesar and his devotion to the guitar was when he first left Argentina and went to Spain with only eight dollars in his pocket, his plane ticket and, of course, his guitars.
He was hoping to play with flamenco master guitarist Paco de Lucia, who met him a few months earlier and who told him that if he ever made it to Europe, to contact him.
Well, after Cesar arrived in Madrid Airport with little more than his dreams, Immigration promptly decided to deport him.
He was in a cell for six hours waiting for them to put him back on a plane, when he managed to escape long enough to run to a pay phone and call Paco.
As fate would have it, Paco answered the phone.
Paco immediately went to the airport where he talked the custom agents into letting Cesar into the country.
Since then, Cesar has performed all through Europe as a solo artist.
He also performed with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Frank Sinatra, opened for Al Dimeola, recorded with producer Bebu Silvetti(Luis Miguel, Placido Domingo), Dominik Camardella (Santana, Ottmart Liebert) under the management of Alex Zara and Hollywood legend Xavier Cugat.
Currently he resides in Los Angeles where he has finished recording his second cd with his manager Steven Dunning of DMG- Darque Management Group. Together they support "The Greater Good Award" (www.TheGreaterGoodAward.com). This album entitled "Worlds of Change" is destined to make Cesar the next modern Santana. From pop beats to ripping guitar work, the rhythmic melodies will carry the best dances to the softest love ballads. "Get Up and Dance" is the first single to be released to be followed by the instant hit "Soldier of Glory." And has toured in the Middle East and Iraq volunteering to play for our troops with the USO and Armed Forces Entertainment.
So now comes the uncontrollable part.
The time that you, the listener, decide if the few dollars that you invested was a worthwhile investment. I am sure it will be a very happy ending.
Cesar has always had his own spirit and his own unique style, you will love it!
His emotion combined with his unbelievable speed and clear technique gives the music an accomplished mainstream upbeat pop sound without losing meaningful soul or its Latin roots.
Go with God Cesar, I wish you always the best.
Enjoy!
-Horacio Malvicino Producer/guitarist who worked with Yo-Yo Ma, London Philharmonic, Astor Piazzolla and many other important artists.
Contact:
Steven Dunning
DMG- Darque Management Group
www.DarqueRecords.com
www.CesarMusic.com