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Madrid, Spain, June 30th, 2016. Rafael and José Luis jam a crazy one-day trip in search of the city's jazz scene, meeting the musicians, the club owners, the audience, the true believers who tell the story from the beginning, back in the 1950s, until the last breath of this memorable day.
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Madrid, Spain, June 30th, 2016. Rafael and José Luis jam a crazy one-day trip in search of the city's jazz scene, meeting the musicians, the club owners, the audience, the true believers who tell the story from the beginning, back in the 1950s, until the last breath of this memorable day.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:José Luis Noriega, Rafael Álvarez Espejo
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Música en Vivo
Cast
José Luis Noriega, Rafael Álvarez Espejo
Director
José Luis Noriega
Himself - Interviewer
Rafael Álvarez Espejo
Himself - Interviewer
Ángel Carmona
Himself - Radio Announcer
Jorge Pardo
Himself - Musician
Miguel Ángel Chastang
Himself - Musician
Pedro Iturralde
Himself - Musician
Yuvisney Aguilar
Himself - Musician
Javier 'Crudo' Gallego
Himself - Narrator (voice)
Juan Claudio 'Cifu' Cifuentes
Himself - Radio Announcer (voice)
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