about Fernando Gonzalez
Fernando González is an arts writer, critic, and editor. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and a musician by training, González has been nominated twice for a GRAMMY for his liner notes and is an EMMY winner for his work as Senior Editor and Writer on the documentary Notes from The Mambo Inn: The Story of Mario Bauzá (WGBH, Boston). He writes and edits the music blog Jazz with an Accent® and has produced and hosted the weekly radio show Jazz with an Accent®, focusing on global jazz, on WDNA 88.9 FM, Miami. Past professional affiliations as a journalist include serving as staff music critic and arts writer for The Boston Globe and The Miami Herald, and as arts and culture correspondent for The Washington Post. González was managing editor of JAZZIZ magazine, a columnist for Downbeat magazine, and a contributor to JazzTimes. He has written program notes for Carnegie Hall, Jazz@ Lincoln Center, Town Hall, and the Edinburgh Festival; contributed essays to National Public Radio’s Morning Edition; and serves as a writer and associate editor for the Miami Book Fair. González regularly contributes music articles to ArtBurst.More By This Author
In three documentaries at the Miami Film Festival, Cuba's music reflects a battlefield of sometimes losses, other times hope.
From his Grammy awards to his concert attire, HistoryMiami Museum documents the career of Cuban-born, Miami native son Willy Chirino in a comprehensive exhibition.
The sons of Latin Jazz legends turn the Miami Beach Bandshell into the renowned Palladium Ballroom as one of the highlights of this year's South Beach Jazz Festival.
"And Sometimes . . . The Space is Full of a Previous Space," created by Gustavo Matamoros, are multimedia collaborations where the sound artist invites visitors to experience works in a four-part series throughout the month of September at the Deering Estate.
The annual DanceAfrica Miami showcase is a festival of folkloric African arts. This year it is elevating the experience with performances by traditional stilt walkers.
Musicians open their hearts and talents in Miami New Drama's world premiere original "Papá Cuatro" at the Colony Theatre, Miami Beach.
Paris-based blues power-trio Delgres perform at Miami Beach's own Fête de la Musique in what's become an annual summer highlight at the North Beach Bandshell.
Shows to take place March 5 and 12 at two Miami-Dade venues.
The event's 23rd edition will feature an in-person show at the North Beach Bandshell and virtual performances direct from Africa.
Joint virtual concert series with the City of Coral Gables features faculty, students and alumni in performance two days a week.
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