"Fernando at de Val" is about the founder/conductor of a Latin jazz orchestra. He "Afro" follows Arturo O'Farrell to the farthest reaches of Veracruz, Mexico, where he meets and socializes with the masters of San Jarcho. "San Jarocho" is a three-hundred-year-old folk music rooted in this land, a blend of African, indigenous, and Spanish traditions. After Arturo's inspiring journey to a place where time seems to dwell, he and his orchestra join the masters of San Jarcho on the US-Mexico border for the San Jarocho Music and Dance Festival (Fandango Frontrizo) "Founded by Jorge Francisco Castillo." The festival is held simultaneously on both sides of the US/Mexico border and...
"Fernando at de Val" is about the founder/conductor of a Latin jazz orchestra. He "Afro" follows Arturo O'Farrell to the farthest reaches of Veracruz, Mexico, where he meets and socializes with the masters of San Jarcho. "San Jarocho" is a three-hundred-year-old folk music rooted in this land, a blend of African, indigenous, and Spanish traditions. After Arturo's inspiring journey to a place where time seems to dwell, he and his orchestra join the masters of San Jarcho on the US-Mexico border for the San Jarocho Music and Dance Festival (Fandango Frontrizo) "Founded by Jorge Francisco Castillo." The festival is held simultaneously on both sides of the US/Mexico border and...
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Quincy JonesProducers · executive producer
Andrew YoungProducers · executive producer
Kabir SehgalProducers · executive producer / producer
Doug DavisProducers · producer
Matt PorwollCinematography
