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Hugo Alcazar Quartet at Cocodrilo Verde

By Pablo Reyes
September 3, 2019
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The Cocodrilo Verde is a performance hall located in the heart of Miraflores (Lima, Peru). One of the few places where you can listen to jazz and where I could attend a tremendous rhythmic experience. Hugo Alcazar Quartet Afro Latin Jazz, is a manifestation of the musical tradition of Peru, under the leadership of the Peruvian drummer and percussionist Hugo Alcazar (nominated for a 2010 Grammy Award). The quartet included Hugo Alcazar, Oscar Stagnaro (bass), Abel García (saxophone), and Jonathan Purizaga (piano). Special guests included Oscar Stagnaro (bass), Martín Gallegos (cajón) and Freddy Huevito Lobatón (cajón).

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Pablo Reyes is a photographer from Santiago, Chile. Professional member of Jazz Journalists Association. Finalist of Jazz World Photo 2018 and Second Prize in 2019

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Freddy Huevito Lobatón (Peruvian Cajón)

Freddy Huevito Lobatón

Freddy Huevito Lobatón and Oscar Stagnaro

Oscar Stagnaro

Hugo Alcazar Quartet, Afro Latin Jazz

Hugo Alcazar

Abel García and Oscar Stagnaro

Cocodrilo Verde (Lima, Perú)

Jonathan Purizaga and Martín Gallegos

Hugo Alcazar

Hugo Alcazar Quartet, Afro Latin Jazz

Hugo Alcazar

Oscar Stagnaro and Hugo Alcazar

Freddy Huevito Lobatón and Hugo Alcazar

Hugo Alcazar Quartet, Afro Latin Jazz

Hugo Alcazar

Jonathan Purizaga

Abel García and Oscar Stagnaro

About Hugo Alcazar

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