outside the building is going to be the same thing and i really wanted to begin the story mainly how music came to the us it was at the beginning of the long in the united states but the five six year he lived here he was something very special and i have many or less a conversation i had the pleasure to meet in person our mckeown in cuba and he i have all the recording he talked to me about channel in many other people because he liked to play acoustic for the business you have to play electric to you know to get a job in new york and this is my cheetos friend grio who was a great cook if you also listen to found that much on the africa and that has been the most important band in the history of cuban music and jazz and then all these guys have been revived  said any place where jazz is played is a sacred place so thank you for coming to church tonight thank  him for fifty five minutes you know and he sent me a beautiful lab and the whole house i played it this afternoon on the radio and there was and always that began with the three oh boy you never saw a jazz group played in the grannies they played i where he came to with rebecca the connor player and all the guys that is really very important and they are taking care of him a lot because candy almost been our nine to one but he's too plain and even when you go in the wanted and that african musician was really disappointed when the albums he said i won these corps when he came back he will know what he want so he left cuba never came back again and then twenty years after nine car the first to play with all the big stars in america and the whole world is a childbirth either with five years of fame was playing drums with his father in heaven or now he lives in florida he's staying in the sunshine state for him died when he was a little bit younger so he is the hire of that big throne that had to do with the combos at the end of the sixty's the same at the brewery many or a have you seen jane bonnet well before and after night in another one if we are going to speak about jazz and q music we have to mention her when she went to get what she didn't know how to play q and yes she learned there and in the first album you know that she's making a great effort but nowadays she has to go to more than thirteen albums with q musicians most of them have been staying here and finding greener pastures you know murdered our canada i mean in the that i give to joe la it came to play here and joe look said that is something extraordinary and is important because they learned to play on a table there was no instrument so they make a keyboard with paper to practice as if you were sitting in a hospital yeah a professor said if you're sick and you go to the hospital you make a keyboard you're better you practice you don't have the keys but you can practice and that's what they did and that's how they america's got talent rolls which i shot and this is just by his brother they are four musicians in the family or five of the oil so many background book places and she died on fortunately and she has been like a nice after her death but she was a very good singer a very good singer there is as a filmmaker in spain