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Antonio Sánchez
Mexican jazz drummer who was in Dizzy Gillespie's United Nations Orchestra and also a trio with his former tutor Danilo Perez, with whom Sánchez recorded the Grammy-nominated album 'Motherland'.
Originally from Mexico City, Sánchez moved to New York city in 1999.
He released his debut album as a leader, "Migration" in 2007, followed by: "Live in New York at Jazz Standard" (2010), "New Life" (2013), "Birdman" (2014), "The Meridian Suite" (2015), "Three Times Three" (2015), "Bad Hombre" (2017), plus 2019's: "Lines in the Sand".
Website: www.antoniosanchez.net
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Has Worked With
- Pat Metheny
- Christian McBride
- Donny McCaslin
