Manteca

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"Manteca" is a groundbreaking 1947 Afro-Cuban jazz composition co-written by Dizzy Gillespie that became one of the first and most influential Latin jazz standards.

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Manteca canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Afro-Cuban jazz standard
Latin jazz standard
jazz composition
associatedWithArtist Chano Pozo NERFINISHED
Dizzy Gillespie NERFINISHED
Gil Fuller NERFINISHED
associatedWithMovement Afro-Cuban jazz movement
composer Chano Pozo NERFINISHED
Dizzy Gillespie NERFINISHED
Gil Fuller NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs groundbreaking Afro-Cuban jazz composition
one of the first major Latin jazz standards
firstPerformanceBy Dizzy Gillespie and his Orchestra NERFINISHED
firstRecorded 1947
form big band arrangement
genre Afro-Cuban jazz
Latin jazz
bebop
hasPart Afro-Cuban rhythmic section
bebop horn lines
call-and-response section
hasRhythmicBasis Afro-Cuban percussion patterns
Cuban clave
hasTitleLanguage Spanish
inception 1947
influencedGenre Afro-Cuban jazz NERFINISHED
Latin jazz
instrumentation bass
congas
drums
other Latin percussion
piano
saxophone section
trombone section
trumpet section
keyFeature complex horn arrangements
syncopated bass line
use of Cuban rhythms in big band jazz
language instrumental
notableFor early integration of Latin percussion in jazz big band
fusion of Afro-Cuban rhythms with bebop harmony
notablePerformer Chano Pozo NERFINISHED
Dizzy Gillespie NERFINISHED
recordedBy Chano Pozo NERFINISHED
Dizzy Gillespie NERFINISHED
Dizzy Gillespie Big Band NERFINISHED
titleMeaning lard
yearOfComposition 1947

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Dizzy Gillespie notableWork Manteca
Chano Pozo notableWork Manteca
John notableWork Manteca
subject surface form: John Birks Gillespie