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Robert Browning Associates is a World Music Pioneer

Robert Browning Associates is a Global Music pioneer (Ildogesto/Adobe)
Robert Browning Associates is a Global Music pioneer (Ildogesto/Adobe)

Robert Browning Associates is a pioneering world music producer of traditional music and dance from around the world. Robert and Helene Browning started producing world music before it was called world music. Their home stage is Roulette Intermedium in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.

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Spanish Flamenco

Antonio "El Turry" Goméz (Antonio Alay/Robert Browning Associates)

Flamenco singer Antonio “El Turry” Gómez, featuring guitarist Paco Jarana, presents “La búsqueda del duende” (the search for the flamenco spirit), for Robert Browning Associates; at Roulette Intermedium in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn; on Friday, March 7, 2025 at 8pm. From $30 at the door, or $32.50 in advance. robertbrowningassociates.com 🇪🇸

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Argentine Tango

Guillermina Quiroga (Robert Browning Associates)
Guillermina Quiroga (Robert Browning Associates)

Guillermina Quiroga Tango Company “Tango Soiree” is an Argentine tango show featuring Guillermina Quiroga & Mariano Logiudice, Analia Carreño & Luis Ramirez, Adriana Salgado & Orlando Reyes, and the Maurizio Najt Tango Quartet; for Robert Browning Associates at Roulette Intermedium in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn; on Friday, March 28, 2025 at 8pm. The show will be followed by a milonga (tango dance party) with live music. From $35 at the door, or $37.50 in advance. robertbrowningassociates.com 🇨🇴 🇦🇷

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About Robert Browning Associates

In 1976, Robert Browning Associates were one of the first to produce “world music” events in New York City. In 1985, they helped found the World Music Institute.

We are reluctant to say anyone is the first because advancements in human culture tend to occur in multiple, disconnected places, around the same time. But from what we know, Robert and Helene Browning really were the pioneers of world music/global music. It’s an honor to work with them.

The Grammys now call the category “global music.” Whatever you call it, Robert and Helene Browning are legendary producers.

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Latin Artists

  • Adriana Salgado and Orlando Reyes are USA tango champions, originally from Colombia. 🇨🇴
  • Angelita Montoya flamenco singer. 🇪🇸
  • Antonio “El Turry” Gomez is a passionate young flamenco singer from Granada, Spain. 🇪🇸
  • Antonio Rey flamenco guitar. 🇪🇸
  • Guillermina Quiroga is one of the best tango dancers in New York City. New York Argentines say that watching Guillermina dance makes them cry – because they’ll never be able to dance like her. 🇦🇷
  • José Antonio Rodríguez flamenco guitar. 🇪🇸
  • Omar Sosa and Seckou Keita with Gustavo Ovalles, are a Cuban jazz pianist, Senegalese kora master in the Malian Griot tradition, and Venezuelan percussionist. They explore the musical spirit that connects the Caribbean with Mother Africa. 🇨🇺🇸🇳🇻🇪
  • Pedrito Martinez is the world’s first-call Cuban rumba and timba percussionist. His music can change your life. It changed ours. ¡Aché! 🇨🇺
  • Pedro Giraudo is a Latin Grammy-winning tango jazz bassist, composer, and leader. He is one of the rare musicians who knows how to play tango for dancers. 🇦🇷
  • Rafael Riqueni is a Spanish flamenco guitar master known for his authentic Seville sound from the famous Triana flamenco neighborhood. 🇪🇸


Published February 24, 2025 ~ Updated March 3, 2025.

Filed Under: 2025, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Culture Venues, Flamenco News, NYC Music Venues, Spanish News, World Music News

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