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El Laberinto del Coco Plays Bomba Fusion at CasaSaffra in Santurce

El Laberinto del Coco is the Bomba Fusion project of Héctor “Coco” Barez who is best known as Calle 13’s percussionist.

In the grand tradition of Rafael Cortijo, Ismael Rivera and William Cepeda, Coco is taking our little island’s Bomba Puertorriqueña out into the world again. El Laberinto gets into Bomba Jazz, Bomba Rock, Bomba Hip-Hop, and straight-ahead Bomba.

Every El Laberinto show is basically an areíto, the traditional Indigenous Taíno gathering where we sing, drum and dance together. It’s one of the ways we express family, faith, community and love as Puerto Ricans.

El Laberinto del Coco CasaSaffra

El Laberinto del Coco to play CasaSaffra (Keith Widyolar/New York Latin Culture Magazine)
El Laberinto del Coco to play CasaSaffra (Keith Widyolar/New York Latin Culture Magazine)
  • El Laberinto del Coco hosts a Bomba Fusion fundraiser for their Philadelphia Latino Film Fest tour at CasaSaffra at La Placita in Santurce, San Juan, Puerto Rico on Thu, May 12, 2022 at 9pm. $30 suggested donation. @ellaberintodelcoco 🇵🇷

America needs this because modern life in the United States has lost many of the community traditions that hold us together. Let’s send Philadelphia some brotherly love, Puerto Rican style: El Laberinto del Coco.

¡WEPA!
🇵🇷


El laberinto del coco


Published May 11, 2022 | Updated February 15, 2023.

Filed Under: Bomba, latin alternative, latin jazz, LATIN MUSIC, Puerto Rican, rap, rock

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