This is one concert you won’t want to miss! Australia’s only Afro-Cuban Orchestra Palacio de la Rumba with four dancers from Sydney’s first Mambo Academy Dance Mambo directed by Adrian Medina in Club York’s Red Room. The Red Room, located on the first floor, allows us to perform in a supper club setting with a […]
Cuban music and dance with 9-piece Caribé. Hip-shakers will dance and wallflowers will groove in their chairs. Be prepared to chant, to be involved and to be transported to Havana for a night of Cuban rhythms and moves.
Cuban music and dance with 9-piece Caribé. Hip-shakers will dance and wallflowers will groove in their chairs. Be prepared to chant, to be involved and to be transported to Havana for a night of Cuban rhythms and moves.
Wemilere is a party of the Orishas. This trio featuring keyboards, percussion, Cuban batá drums and saxophones celebrates that party with Cuban son and bolero, Latin Jazz, a dash of Brazilian bossa nova and samba, and original music inspired by the Orishas.
Enjoy Cuban Jazz at it’s best. 8-piece Caribé will be on stage for the Five Ways Festival in Paddington with superb Cuban dancer Cruz Vazquez Borges. Get ready to dance a cha cha chá in the street, a mambo on the round-about, a son on the pavement and more.
Wemilere is a party of the Orishas. This trio featuring keyboards, percussion, Cuban batá drums and saxophones celebrates that party with Cuban son and bolero, Latin Jazz, a dash of Brazilian bossa nova and samba, and original music inspired by the Orishas.
Que Rico! A little Cuban spice with Wemilere Trio featuring a mix of original music for batá drums, Cuban classics and a dash of Brazilian Bossa Nova.
Share your cocktail hour with us at ESTEBAN. We’ll be playing a mix of bossa novas, Cuban cha cha chá, mambo, latinised Monk tunes and a few original tunes written by Juan Carlos that feature batá drums. Look forward to seeing you in Temperance Lane. Gai Bryant – saxes, Daniel Pliner – keyboard, Juan Carlos […]
Share your lunchtime with us in Tower 2. We’ll be playing a mix of bossa novas, Cuban cha cha chá, mambo and latinised Monk tunes in a beautiful light filled space. Gai Bryant – saxes, Daniel Pliner – keyboard, Juan Carlos Allende – percussion.
