Pedrito Martínez finally released his long-awaited single with Eric Clapton "My Father's Eyes." The Cuban percussionist put together this new version and sent it to the American artist, who was amazed and even put his guitar and voice on the track. Read Full Story
Read MoreProtean talents godfathered by Quincy Jones: theartsdesk.com review. Read Full Story
Read MoreOn Jan. 5—four days after the 60th anniversary of the revolution in Cuba—two sons of that island nation, Alfredo Rodríguez and Pedrito Martinez, found themselves fiddling with wires onstage as an eager audience awaited their set at the Greenwich Village club Subculture. Read Full Story
Read More“The Cuban pianist and percussionist team up on an album that elevates clever ideas into rewarding, even enlightening, listening”. Read Full Story
Read MoreThe Cuban pianist and percussionist team up on an album that elevates clever ideas into rewarding, even enlightening, listening. Read Full Story
Read MoreHuffpost and ZEALnyc present the life-story bio of Pedrito in a five-part series. Read Full Story
Read MoreAt the Cuban restaurant La Churreria in Union City, Pedrito Martinez is probably the only regular who would be recognized by rock stars like Eric Clapton and Derek Trucks. He may also be the only regular at the place - a known gathering spot for local musicians - who was nominated for a Grammy. Read Full Story
Read MoreThe Charleston Chronicle recently featured PMG following their Spoleto performance. Read Full Story
Read MorePedrito’s appearance at the Spoleto Festival was the focus of a recent piece on postandcourier.com. Read Full Story
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