Tropicantos @ Latin-American Heritage Day - Ottawa City Hall - 14/08/2011
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Confluence of bossa nova, Andean folklore, samba, trova, salsa, bolero and other forms of jazz-complexioned, folklore-funk acoustics, Ottawa-based TROPICANTOS is a collective garden of deep, earthen, sun-kissed sounds.
Building on its critically acclaimed shows in April and November, 2009, and April, 2010, Colectivo TROPICANTOS will perform at Jean Pigott Hall (Ottawa City Hall), Sunday, August 14, 2011, as a part of an exciting new event in Canada’s Capital: Latin American Heritage Day (a vast array of activities, from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.).
With performances by FLORQUESTRA BRASIL
(Regina Gomes Teixeira on vocals and percussion,
Silvio Módolo on piano, bass, cavaquinho and vocals,
Leonardo Constant on guitar, vocals and percussion),
EVANDRO GRACELLI (guitar, cavaquinho, vocals),
Chilean guitarist CARLOS MORGADO,
Guatemalan singer-songwriter-poet-activist TITO MEDINA,
spectacular percussionists SALOMÓN CARRILLO (El Salvador),
FERNANDO ACOSTA (Brazil), JUAN-LUIS VÁSQUEZ (Chile)
and special guests
Colombian vocalist CLAUDIA SALGUERO
(hypnotic interpreter of boleros),
multi-instrumentalist LUIS ABANTO
(Andean flutes & pipes)
and
CONEXIÓN LATINA
(an irresistible and innovative mariachi ensemble),
this promises to be an evening of warm and solar artistic encounters!
Also part of this rich, one-day festival, performances by Churún Merú, Pedro Díaz, Danza Esmeralda... and more!
Latin American Heritage Day 2011 and TROPICANTOS wish to extend their heartfelt gratitude to CLAUDIA SALGUERO for her appearance in this year’s event and are pleased to invite you to Ms. Salguero’s two-night performance at the National Arts Centre’s Fourth Stage, September 8 and 9, 2011.
Confluence of bossa nova, Andean folklore, samba, trova, salsa, bolero and other forms of jazz-complexioned, folklore-funk acoustics, Ottawa-based TROPICANTOS is a collective garden of deep, earthen, sun-kissed sounds.
Building on its critically acclaimed shows in April and November, 2009, and April, 2010, Colectivo TROPICANTOS will perform at Jean Pigott Hall (Ottawa City Hall), Sunday, August 14, 2011, as a part of an exciting new event in Canada’s Capital: Latin American Heritage Day (a vast array of activities, from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.).
With performances by FLORQUESTRA BRASIL
(Regina Gomes Teixeira on vocals and percussion,
Silvio Módolo on piano, bass, cavaquinho and vocals,
Leonardo Constant on guitar, vocals and percussion),
EVANDRO GRACELLI (guitar, cavaquinho, vocals),
Chilean guitarist CARLOS MORGADO,
Guatemalan singer-songwriter-poet-activist TITO MEDINA,
spectacular percussionists SALOMÓN CARRILLO (El Salvador),
FERNANDO ACOSTA (Brazil), JUAN-LUIS VÁSQUEZ (Chile)
and special guests
Colombian vocalist CLAUDIA SALGUERO
(hypnotic interpreter of boleros),
multi-instrumentalist LUIS ABANTO
(Andean flutes & pipes)
and
CONEXIÓN LATINA
(an irresistible and innovative mariachi ensemble),
this promises to be an evening of warm and solar artistic encounters!
Also part of this rich, one-day festival, performances by Churún Merú, Pedro Díaz, Danza Esmeralda... and more!
Latin American Heritage Day 2011 and TROPICANTOS wish to extend their heartfelt gratitude to CLAUDIA SALGUERO for her appearance in this year’s event and are pleased to invite you to Ms. Salguero’s two-night performance at the National Arts Centre’s Fourth Stage, September 8 and 9, 2011.