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Lunar Octet

Celebrating 40 years of original Latin jazz, Ann Arbor’s Lunar Octet played their new album "Convergence" on Friday, March 14 at 6 p.m. at Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe in Grosse Pointe Farms.

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The Lunar Octet is an award-winning ensemble known for creative original Latin jazz that blends Cuban and Puerto Rican salsa, rock, African high-life, and Brazilian samba. Their album "Convergence" was the #1 Latin Jazz new release on Amazon and praised by jazz critics and Downbeat Magazine. Their music features rich arrangements, tight grooves, fiery Latin rhythms, funky beats, and romantic ballads, offering a dynamic performance full of exciting solos and color. The band played tracks from this acclaimed album during their homecoming show.

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