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Jazz Album Reviews: Two Recordings, Two Homelands, One Expansive Musical Vision

September 17, 2026
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Claudia Acuña reconnects Chilean roots with American jazz on “Ave de Luz,” while Jorge Drexler explores love, technology, politics, and dance on “Taracá.”

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