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currentmusicology-4881	Washburne, Christopher	Latin Jazz: The Other Jazz	2001	18	.pdf	application/pdf	8307	462	61	The Peanut Vendor served to further entrench Latin music in the jazz scene and provided groundwork for what would become known as Latin jazz. Latin Jazz in Today's New York Scene: Prestige and Omission Within the last ten years there has been a growing Latino presence in the New York jazz scene, due in part to a recent influx of Cuban musi­ cians; to the 'prominence of musicians like Panamanian pianist Danilo Perez and Brazilian trumpeter Claudio Roditi, who have attained high re­ gard among the mainstream jazz community; and to the continued inter­ nationalization of the jazz economy, with burgeoning scenes thriving in CHRISTOPHER WASHBURNE 415 Latin American and Caribbean countries. This has re­ sulted in the publication of two Latin jazz histories (Roberts 1999; Delannoy 2001); the release of Calle 54, a documentary film on Latin jazz; and an exhibition constructed by the Smithsonian Institute, Latin Jazz: la combinaci6n perfecta, which will be touring in the United States in the fall of 2002.	cache/currentmusicology-4881.pdf	txt/currentmusicology-4881.txt