Two music producers spend two weeks in Cuba collaborating with artists to create an album rooted in Afro-Caribbean sounds that shaped modern Salsa music.
Synopsis
Two music producers spend two weeks in Cuba collaborating with artists to create an album rooted in Afro-Caribbean sounds that shaped modern Salsa music.
Synopsis
Ray Chew and Vivian Scott Chew travel to Cuba for two weeks to produce an album rooted in Afro-Caribbean sounds, which shaped modern Salsa music. The couple collaborates with artists such as Eric Benét and Louie Vega. They document the creative process and challenges faced in blending U.S. and Cuban musical elements. The film captures the cultural vibrancy of Cuba and the passion behind the music.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet music producers Ray and Vivian Chew in Cuba.
- See the collaboration between U.S. and Cuban artists.
- Find out how Salsa music evolved from Afro-Caribbean roots.
Did You Know
- The film features artists like Eric Benét and Louie Vega.
- Ray and Vivian Chew spent two weeks in Cuba for this project.
- Sergio George has produced albums for Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the main producers featured in the documentary Two Beats One Soul?
Ray Chew and Vivian Scott Chew are the main producers featured in the documentary.
What is the duration of the documentary Two Beats One Soul?
The duration of the documentary is 73 minutes.
Which artists are featured in the documentary Two Beats One Soul?
The documentary features artists such as Eric Benét, Louie Vega, and Sergio George.
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