Jerry Bravo

Venezuelan-born bassist, arranger/composer/producer. His parents of Puerto Rican and Venezuelan heritage moved to the US in 1977. In 1990, Jerry Enlists in the US Army Band, getting exposure to many different styles of music . After his army band enlistment, Jerry returns to Orlando and begins working with several music groups in the area as well as touring and recording with several artists. He can be heard on some award-winning albums such as, Nestor Torres “Nouveau Latino” (2008) nominated for a Grammy for best Latin jazz album of the year. With Colombian singer Andres Cepeda's "Lo mejor que hay en mi vida"(2013) winner of a Latin Grammy," Dr. Ed Calle Presents Mamblue"(2015), Latin Grammy winner, and most recently a Latin Grammy nomination with Colombian artist Paula Arenas for the Album "Viceral"(2019), Marcos Witt, “Vivire”(2022), Latin Grammy winner, Best Christian Album. Camilo Valencia/Richard Bravo “Maid in Miami” (2023) Latin Grammy Winner. Jerry's upcoming solo album (Big Band), with his own original compositions and arrangements will be available in May. The first single, “Alicia’s Samba” was released on October 16th, his second single "Song for Jazz" was released on 1/31. " Can't Wait To Get Started", the third single was released on 2/28. "La Vie En Rose" written by Edith Piaf and Louiguy was released on 3/28. "I'll miss you again" released 4/25 and "Beautiful and Sweet" was released on 5/23 along with the entire album,