Alfredo De La Fé is an acclaimed Cuban-born violinist and a revered stalwart in the realm of Latin music. Born on February 6, 1954, De La Fé's musical journey began at a tender age, molded by the vibrant musicscape of Havana before he relocated to New York City in 1962. His prodigious talent soon positioned him as a pivotal figure in the salsa movement of the 1970s, as he infused traditional stringed elegance with the energetic rhythms of Afro-Cuban genres. A classically trained violinist, De La Fé seamlessly bridges the verve of salsa with the sophistication of jazz, creating a style that is uniquely his own.

Throughout his illustrious career, De La Fé has collaborated with an array of musical icons, including the likes of Celia Cruz, Eddie Palmieri, and Tito Puente, among others. Not only has he made significant contributions as a session musician, but his solo work also commands respect and admiration. Albums such as "Legado" and "Cruzando Fronteras" showcase his virtuosity as a composer and performer, as he continues to innovate within Latin musical forms. He garners acclaim not only for his electrifying performances but also for his dedication to pushing the boundaries of his craft, as evidenced in exploratory projects like "Jazz Electrónico." His recent works such as "Salsero al Mango" and "Barranquilla Tiene Fé" underscore his ongoing passion and commitment to the music that runs deep in his veins, perpetuating the legacy of salsa and Latin jazz for new generations of listeners.

Genres

Charanga

Latin Jazz

Musica Tradicional Cubana

Salsa

Salsa International

Latest Release

Legado

Alfredo De La Fé

Album - 11 Tracks - Released August 26, 2022