"To be revolutionary in music means not to repeat oneself. Permanent criticism is the law of evolution. The law of revolution is to constantly change while building and not destroying." With these words, Carlos Maza wrote the best description of his own career.
Since 1991, he has signed around 14 records testifying to his constancy within an immanent disruption. Whether producing himself or working for independent labels or majors, on piano solo, Brazilian trio or playing with the Cuban young guard, Carlos Maza multiplies formulas while always keeping the basis of his peculiarity: the desire to change the world with his own strength thanks to the grace of his diversified, highly "rhizomic" aesthetics.
However, this young man does not want to forget where he comes from, wants to know where he is going and knows how far he has gone. For him, September 11th remains linked to the year 1973, as Pinochet overthrew democracy in Chile. He was born a few months later. His father was already in jail; his mother soon in exile.