- Born
- 10 April 1965
Camagüey - Country
- Cuba
- Active
- 1995–
- Record labels
- Skip Records
- Discography
- 32 albums
Biography
Omar Sosa is a jazz musician who plays piano, Rhodes piano and voice. Omar Sosa was born on 10 April 1965 in Camagüey. The music is usually filed under jazz. Record labels: Skip Records. The discography here lists 32 albums, from “Free Roots (Raices Libres)” (1997) to “Sendas” (2025).
Discography
Studio and live albums
Free Roots (Raices Libres)
1997
Inside
1999
Spirit of the Roots
1999
Bembon
2000 · Otá Records
Prietos
2001 · Otá Records
Sentir
2002
A New Life
2003
Ayaguna
2003 · Skip Records
Mulatos
2004 · Otá Records
Pictures of Soul
2004 · Otá Records
Ballads
2005 · Otá Records
Live à FIP
2006 · Live
Promise
2007 · Live
AFreeCanos
2008 · Otá Records
Isolanos
2008 · Live
Across the Divide: A Tale of Rhythm & Ancestry
2009 · Half Note Records
Tales From The Earth
2009 · Otá Records
Ceremony
2010 · Otá Records
Calma
2011 · Otá Records
Eggūn: The Afri-Lectric Experience
2013 · Otá Records
Real Live: The New AfroCuban Quartet Live in Japan
2013 · Live
Ilé
2014 · Otá Records
Senses: Solo Piano
2014 · Skip Records
Transparent Water
2017 · Otá Records
Aguas
2018 · Otá Records
Omar Sosa & Yilian Cañizares feat Gustavo Ovalles - Live at Elbphilharmonie Hamburg
2019 · Live
An East African Journey
2021 · Otá Records
Suba
2021 · bendigedig
Manos
2022 · Live
Iroko
2023 · Selo SESC SP
Dame Un Tiempo
2024 · MIG
Sendas
2025 · Otá Records
Frequently asked questions
What instrument does Omar Sosa play?
Omar Sosa is known for playing piano, Rhodes piano and voice.
When and where was Omar Sosa born?
Omar Sosa was born 10 April 1965 in Camagüey.
What are Omar Sosa's best-known albums?
Albums in our database include Free Roots (Raices Libres) (1997), Inside (1999), Spirit of the Roots (1999), Bembon (2000) and Prietos (2001).
External links
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- musicbrainz.org ↗
- discogs.com ↗
- allmusic.com ↗
- omarsosa.com ↗
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