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A polished, underground afro-cuban jazz artist.
Aniel Someillan is a Cuban musician based in Brazil since 2014. He holds a degree in Arts and Music from the renowned Amadeo Roldan Conservatory in Havana, and Aniel has an international career playing acoustic and electric bass in the United Arab Emirates, Central America and currently in Brazil. Composer and arranger, has collaborated with artists such as Giovanni Hidalgo, Pepe Cisneros, Yaniel Matos, Dona Inhá, Felipe Lamoglia, Joaquin Betancourt, Fernando Ferrer, Eduardo Espasande, Alejandro Aviles, Nelson Aires, Luedji Luna, Sebastian Notini, Nailor Azevedo (The Proveta), Yasek Manzano, Spanish Ballet From Cuba, and many others. He also teaches private lessons and workshops in music theory, jazz, Latin jazz, Afro-Cuban and Caribbean music.
Aniel Someillan plays Afro-Cuban jazz and Latin jazz, blending virtuosic acoustic and electric bass work with traditional Caribbean and Brazilian rhythms.
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His performances feature dynamic jazz ensembles highlighting complex instrumental arrangements and rich improvisational interplay.