“illegal Grooves” is the debut album of Nacho González Nappa (1985). This music is full of landscapes and energy and features some of the deepest influences for Nacho, including John Patitucci, Ruben Rada, Terence Blanchard, Hugo Fattoruso and George Garzone among others. Nacho is an Uruguayan musician, composer and social entrepreneur. After almost a decade dedicated to poverty reduction in Latin America, working at techo.org and socialab.com, he decided to pursuit his live long passion of music, and got a scholarship at Berklee College Music to study Jazz Composition. “illegal Grooves” is the reflection of a long journey devoted to music, the appreciation of diverse Latin American treasures like candombe, tango, samba, and the mix from all these styles with the jazz language. It´s also a gift that symbolizes what immigrants bring when they leave their country. This illegality is actually what makes a system richer, brighter, and stronger....