You can check out videos from the performers below, looks like a fun, participatory time.
They've been named the city's best arts & culture nonprofit two years in a row by City Paper readers too!
Greetings folks & friends!
I hope you all had a wonderful holiday. Wanted to give you a heads up:
- Cecilia Esquivel will be filling in for Andrés tonight (bio below). Two shows at 5:30 & 630pm.
- Family Reggae Night is this Friday at 6:30pm w/Dub Africa (Baba Ras D) and The Relics. Awesome photos from the last Family Reggae Night here: http://www.flickr.com/
search/?q=BloomBars&s=rec - Traveling from New York City, celebrated kids musician Mariana Iranzi will take the stage after Harambee on Saturday at noon (bio below).
Tonight's Show:
Cantaré is lead by vocalist Cecilia Esquivel and gutiarist Dani Cortaza of Argentina, Vocals are accompanied by several live string and percussion instruments from Latin America plus bass, percussion and keyboard backing tracks. Larger ensemble available upon request.
Cantaré, Latin American Music introduces audiences to the beautiful songs and rhythms of Latin America in an exciting interactive performance. Drawing from the musical heritage of the Caribbean, Central and South America, Cantaré performs an entertaining blend of songs in Spanish and Portuguese, while sharing the music's cultural and historical background.
Cantaré, Latin American Music introduces audiences to the beautiful songs and rhythms of Latin America in an exciting interactive performance. Drawing from the musical heritage of the Caribbean, Central and South America, Cantaré performs an entertaining blend of songs in Spanish and Portuguese, while sharing the music's cultural and historical background.
Saturday Show at Noon:
Mariana Iranzi is a native from Argentina, professional musician and educator graduated from Berklee College of Music currently living in the city of New York. With more than twelve yeas of experience as a bassist, children’s musician and educator, she has released two professional albums “Aventura Collage” (2008) and “Hola Hello” (2013). Mariana’s music is bilingual (Spanish & English), multicultural, educational and fun for the whole family to enjoy. “The music is bright and captivating" "Children, and their parents and teachers, will love all the songs on Hola Hello" –Spanish Playground “That the lyrics are mostly in Spanish is merely incidental. Iranzi's eclectic celebration of all things musical-reggae,jazz, even electronica-is a party, not a language lesson." –Cookie Magazine
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