Enrique Toussaint, bassist of the Mexican jazz group Sacbé, is relaunching their album 'On the White Path' as they approach their 50th anniversary, emphasizing the group's unique musical identity.
Sacbé, a prestigious jazz group founded in 1976 by the Toussaint brothers and saxophonist Alejandro Campos, has played a pivotal role in the Mexican jazz scene. As the group approaches its 50th anniversary, bassist Enrique Toussaint, who currently resides in Minnesota, is set to relaunch their album 'On the White Path', originally recorded in 2016. This event not only celebrates the album but also serves as a reminder of the band's rich history and evolution within the genre.
In an interview, Enrique Toussaint reflected on the band's formation, highlighting the desire to create a unique musical identity that transcended conventional genres. He mentioned that the group aimed to express their heartfelt emotions through a blend of influences including rock, progressive music, and jazz, without being confined to a specific style. This approach has allowed Sacbé to resonate with audiences while continually pushing the boundaries of jazz in Mexico.
The relaunch of 'On the White Path' at El Convite marks a significant moment for both the band and its fans. As the members celebrate nearly five decades of creativity and passion for music, this event not only showcases their latest work but also strengthens their legacy in the jazz community. The concert is anticipated to draw fans who admire the band’s dedication to their craft and their ongoing evolution as artists.
