Manuel Perez
Manuel Perez, born Emanuel Perez on December 28, 1871, in New Orleans,
Louisiana, was an American New Orleans jazz cornetist and bandleader. Raised in
a Creole family of Spanish, French, and African descent, he played in local
brass bands starting in the 1880s. Around 1900, he joined the Onward Brass Band,
serving as its leader from 1903 to 1930, and founded the Imperial Orchestra,
which operated from 1901 to 1908. He performed alongside prominent jazz
musicians including King Oliver, Peter Bocage, Lorenzo Tio, and George Baquet.
In 1915, Perez moved to Chicago, performing with C...
Mi Tierra (Tangos) (feat. Rojas & Palomy Lopez & Sergio di Finzio & David Bermúdez & Javier Teruel & Manuel Pérez)Edu Vico, Rojas, Manuel Perez, Palomy López, Javier Teruel, Sergio di Finzio and David Bermúdez
El Camino De La VidaTRIO HERMANOS PEREZ and Manuel Perez
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Bulería del Norte (feat. Antonio Rodriguez Bustabad & Nene Maya & Manuel Pérez & Javier Teruel & Abel Orea & Ptt Maya & Susy Ferrer)Edu Vico, Nene Maya, Susy Ferrer, Ptt Maya, Manuel Perez, Javier Teruel, Abel Orea and Antonio Rodriguez Bustabad
