El diseño de carátulas de música a ritmo de tango, jazz y el swing jazz

Este es el tercer podcast de una serie dedicada a la Mujer y su aporte al Arte Contemporáneo. Henrietta Condak desde el diseño de carátulas para la industria musical y el trabajo del proyecto Postmodern Jukebox que cuenta con espectaculares voces femeninas y en particular resaltamos la voz de Ariana Savalas. Postmodern Jukebox, adapta éxitos contemporáneos a ritmos de jazz, swing y tango, remitiéndonos al siglo XX. Y Henrietta Condak destaca como la primera mujer en ser nominada a un Grammy por su trabajo en el diseño de caratulas de música clásica, además de darle identidad a cientos de álbumes musicales representativos de la movida cultural en Nueva York. Este podcast es un pequeño homenaje a estas grandes artistas y su obra.

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