LOCURA MONK O EL PIANO QUE NO PEDÍA PERDÓN

La Taberna invita a un vasito de locura pianística, locura de un hombre que tocaba raro… porque pensaba diferente. Monk tocaba así porque no sabía tocar de otra manera. Ni falta que hacía. Thelonious Monk tocaba raro. Por suerte.

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