Review by Jason Little

Miles Latino, the latest album by Humberto Ramírez, is a stunning tribute to the legendary jazz musician Miles Davis. The album features Ramírez's unique blend of Latin jazz, with Davis's iconic compositions and arrangements. Each track is a vibrant and dynamic interpretation of Davis's work, infused with Ramírez's signature style and energy.

The album opens with a lively rendition of "So What," a classic Davis tune from the Kind of Blue album. Ramírez's trumpet playing is both soulful and playful, perfectly capturing the essence of Davis's original recording. The album also features standout tracks such as "All Blues," "Blue in Green," and "Freddie Freeloader," each showcasing Ramírez's virtuosic trumpet playing and his deep understanding of Davis's music.

Throughout the album, Ramírez is joined by a talented group of musicians, including pianist Edsel Gómez, bassist Rubén Rodríguez, and drummer Antonio Sánchez. Together, they create a rich and vibrant sound, blending the rhythms of Latin jazz with the improvisational spirit of Davis's music.

Summary by Jason Little

Miles Latino is a masterful album that pays tribute to one of the most influential jazz musicians of all time. Ramírez's passion and skill as a musician shine through in every track, making this album a must-listen for fans of Latin jazz and Miles Davis alike.