John Coltrane: a un siglo del nacimiento del saxofonista que venció la heroína, murió a los 40 años y dejó 25 álbumes memorables

This year marks the centenary of the birth of John William Coltrane, who was born in a southern US town under segregation to a tailor's father. Despite the difficult circumstances of his early life, Coltrane grew up to become a celebrated saxophonist.

During his career, Coltrane overcame a heroin addiction and released 25 memorable albums. His musical legacy was cut short by his death at the age of 40.