
Aruán Ortiz discusses his solo piano record 'Créole Renaissance' and its connections to the Négritude movement and his experiences as a Cuban-American in New York City.
Créole Renaissance is the latest offering from pianist Aruán Ortiz on Intakt Records . This solo piano record draws its inspiration from the Négritude movement that originated in Paris in the early part of the 20th century that was established to counteract the anti-colonialism attitudes that many black artists in Paris faced as they worked in their various disciplines. In this episode of LINER NOTES , Aruán describes the inspiration that he was able to draw from this movement and reflects on the parallels he encounters as a Cuban-American living in New York City in 2025.
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