Hector Martignon Quartet at The Side Door Jazz Club

Twice nominated for a Grammy for Best Latin Jazz Album, Hector Martignon's FOREIGN AFFAIR's music is shaped by the virtuosity and indivuduality of it's four members. Vibraphonist Christos Rafalides is unsurpassed at effortlessly bringing his expression of rhythmic complexity to any level of harmonic and melodic intimacy. John Benitez is probably the world's best bass player when it comes to unify Latin-, Brazilian- and straight ahead Jazz, both on upright and electric. Samuel Torres on percussion guaranties subtelty, sensitivity as well as power, when needed, in a wide musical spectrum encompassing an eclectic range of musical idioms....

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Twice nominated for a Grammy for Best Latin Jazz Album, Hector Martignon's FOREIGN AFFAIR's music is shaped by the virtuosity and indivuduality of it's four members. Vibraphonist Christos Rafalides is unsurpassed at effortlessly bringing his expression of rhythmic complexity to any level of harmonic and melodic intimacy. John Benitez is probably the world's best bass player when it comes to unify Latin-, Brazilian- and straight ahead Jazz, both on upright and electric. Samuel Torres on percussion guaranties subtelty, sensitivity as well as power, when needed, in a wide musical spectrum encompassing an eclectic range of musical idioms.

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