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Buika

Cancelled by CV19
Saturday, May 9, 2020
CARNEGIE HALL
Midtown, Manhattan
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The Latin Grammy-winning Spanish queen of flamenco soul is back in NYC
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Sponsored by
Carnegie Hall

Niño de Elche & Leonor Leal

CANCELLED
Saturday, March 14, 2020
WORLD MUSIC INSTITUTE
LE POISSON ROUGE
Greenwich Village, NYC
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Experimental flamenco. Niño de Elche sings “Colombiana,” an exploration of the Caribbean influence on Spanish flamenco. Leonor Leal dances.

Mariachi Los Camperos

CANCELLED
Friday, March 20, 2020
PURCHASE COLLEGE
Purchase, New York
(near White Plains)
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The 2020 Grammy winner for Best Regional Mexican Music Album is the orchestra that took mariachi out of the cantina, to La Fonda mariachi theater, and then onto the world’s greatest stages.

Maluca Mala

POSTPONED
Saturday, March 21, 2020
CARNEGIE HALL CITYWIDE
EL MUSEO DEL BARRIO
East Harlem, NYC
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Washington Heights’ own “bad girl” flips it up with her fly R&B barrio techno
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Sponsored by
Carnegie Hall

Flamenco Festival New York City Center 2020

POSTPONED TO FALL
Friday-Sunday
March 27-29, 2020
April 3-5, 2020
FLAMENCO FESTIVAL
NEW YORK CITY CENTER
Midtown, Manhattan
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A 20th Anniversary celebration of what flamenco can be, by the best of Spain.
Rocía Molina, María Pagés Compañía, Compañia Manuel Liñán and a Gala de Andalucía with La Chana.
¡Olé!
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Sponsored by New York City Center

Rocío Molina

POSTPONED TO FALL
Friday, March 27, 2020
FLAMENCO FESTIVAL
NEW YORK CITY CENTER
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“Caída del Cielo” (Fallen from Heaven) is a celebration of the female form.

Los Aurora

Sunday, March 29, 2020
WORLD MUSIC INSTITUTE
LE POISSON ROUGE
Greenwich Village, NYC
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An entertaining blend of flamenco, jazz and rock that is part of the Nuevo Flamenco movement out of Barcelona, Spain.
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Sponsored by
World Music Institute

La Sonora Ponceña

Saturday, April 4, 2020
ANAIS LOUNGE
Passaic, New Jersey
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One of Puerto Rico’s legendary salsa bands. “Moreno soy,” “Hacheros pa’ un palo,” “Fuego en el 23.”

Tania Pérez-Salas Compañia de Danza

Tuesday, May 5, 2020
PURCHASE COLLEGE
Purchase, New York
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This award-winning modern dance company from Mexico City shows just how modern Mexican culture can be.

Leyla McCalla

Wednesday, April 1, 2020
GINNY’S SUPPER CLUB
Harlem, NYC
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The New York-born Haitian Creole singer-songwriter who lives in New Orleans is one of the great American voices. She connects U.S. country music with its roots in New Orleans and Haiti.

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Los Hacheros

Sundays
VERLAINE
Lower East Side, NYC
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Thursday, April 2, 2020
GONZALEZ Y GONZALEZ
Greenwich Village, NYC
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Puerto Rican Golden Age salsa for dancing. ¡WEPA!
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Original Sponsor
Carnegie Hall

Continue Reading Los Hacheros

Machito

Sunday, February 16, 2020
Machito (Machito and his Afro-Cubans), one of the godfathers of Latin jazz. He brought together Afro, Tanga, Graciela, Palladium and Dizzy. Machito celebrated his birthday on February 16, 1908.

Continue Reading Machito

Pistolera

Valentine’s Day
Friday, February 14, 2020
CARNEGIE HALL CITYWIDE
FLUSHING TOWN HALL
Flushing, Queens
This great Latin Alternative, Mexican-American border band, from Brooklyn of course, is going to make everybody get up and dance.
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Sponsored by
Carnegie Hall

Continue Reading Pistolera

OCA Dance “Pal’Monte”

Tuesday, February 11, 2020
DIXON PLACE
Lower East Side, NYC
On the theme of “The Inner Strength”, Kennyth Montes de Oca and the fine OCA Dance dancers invoke the West African mother goddess of the sea, Yemayá, on their way to that special place in the mountains of the human soul. “Olo ho Yemayá, Olo ho Yemayá, O… ..”

Continue Reading OCA Dance “Pal’Monte”

Villalobos Brothers

Saturday, February 8, 2020
PURCHASE COLLEGE
Purchase, New York (White Plains)
High-energy classical pop with a world of musical influences from a base of Mexican style with social consciousness in the mix
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¡New York Latin Culture Sponsor!

Continue Reading Villalobos Brothers

Nella Rojas

Monday, October 21, 2019
WORLD MUSIC INSTITUTE
LE POISSON ROUGE
Greenwich Village, NYC
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Venezuela, Berklee, Limón, IMG, and “Everybody Knows.” The 2019 Latin Grammy winner for Best New Artist is on her way…”Voy, Voy, Voy”
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Sponsored by
World Music Institute

Continue Reading Nella Rojas

Chouk Bwa

Saturday, November 16, 2019
PURCHASE, New York (White Plains) ~ Traditional Haitian folk music as part of ‘(T)HERE: A Global Festival of Art, Culture and Ideas – Haiti’ at the Purchase College Performing Arts Center

Continue Reading Chouk Bwa

Haiti Alive

Friday, November 15, 2019
PURCHASE COLLEGE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Purchase, New York ~ Discover the rich textures of Haitian music and dance in the jazz and classical arts at.'(T)HERE: A Global Festival of Art, Culture and Ideas – Haiti’
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¡New York Latin Culture Sponsor!

Continue Reading Haiti Alive

Special Features

Julio Bocca

Friday, April 14, 2017
LINCOLN CENTER, ~ The Youth America Grand Prix tributes the Argentine legend, “the Baryshnikov of Latin America” at the David H. Koch Theatre

Continue Reading Julio Bocca

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