Featuring: Guajiro Mirabal, Jesús 'Aguaje'
Ramos, Manuel Galbán & Barbarito Torres
An extraordinary line-up of Buena Vista Social
Club stalwarts, together in a 13 piece band direct from
Havana return to Harrogate to present some of the finest Cuban
music ever made.
This unique concert will take audiences on a musical excursion
from the original 1996 Buena Vista Social Club
recordings up to the present day.
Each of these artists has an individual take on the gamut of
Cuban Music, and they've each put their own stamp on son montunos,
danzón, cha cha cha, boleros and Cuban jazz. Having honed
their skills over many years, their passion for the music has
remains undiminished. Now after ten years as the backbone of the
Buena Vista Social Club and as Ibrahim Ferrer's
live band and Grammy winning albums, this esteemed group finally
gets their chance to shine.
Guajiro Mirabal's distinctive trumpet sound
has accompanied virtually every Cuban star you could mention. His
blistering tribute to the son conjuntos of the great Arsenio
Rodriguéz, Buena Vista Social Club Presents Guajiro Mirabal
has been nominated for a Latin Grammy and its release was met with
widespread praise. 'Brilliant' - New York Times.
Jesús 'Aguaje' Ramos' trombone has
been an integral part of World Circuit's Cuban recordings for the
past decade, and both his playing and bandleading skills have made
him a key feature on various Buena Vista tours. He is the musical
director of the show as he was on many of the past Buena Vista
tours led by Ibrahim Ferrer and Rubén González.
Guitarist, pianist and organist Manual
Galbán made his name with seminal Cuban doo-wop
group Los Zafiros, and in recent years has appeared on a number of
albums in the Buena Vista series. His duets album with Ry Cooder,
Mambo Sinuendo won a Grammy in 2004.
Barbarito Torres, another of the 'original'
Buena Vista Social Club lineup, is Cuba's reigning master of the
laud, a twelve string lute. He uses traditional guajiro rhythms to
render traditional Cuban music that defies you not to dance. The
New York Times called him 'the Cuban Chuck Berry'.
Please note there is no interval for this
performance.
*Please note that Ticket Web charge a handling fee of 10% of
the value of tickets purchased plus a postage fee if tickets
are posted out.
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