SEPTETO NACIONAL IGNACIO PIÑEIRO DIRECT FROM CUBA: 2 SHOWS – Thursday November 19th at 8pm & 10:30pm (2 Shows) – NYC
Tagged: Cuba, New York City
Founded by Havana-born bassist and vocalist Ignacio Piniero in 1927, Septeto Nacional has played an important role in Cuba’s music scene for more than seven decades.
Pioneers of Son, a rhythmic blend of African and Cuban music that evolved into Salsa, the Mambo, and Latin jazz, the group was the first Son band to incorporate trumpet as a lead instrument.
The group gained global recognition with their performance at the World Exposition in Seville in 1928. Septeto also hold the honor of being the first band to mention “salsa” in a song.
The group returns to the U.S. after more than a decade; this is a historic event
Where: S.O.B.’s, 204 Varick Street, New York, NY 10014
When:Thursday November 19th at 8pm & 10:30pm (2 Shows)
Ticket info: $22 Advance/ $25 Day Of; Available on Ticketweb and the S.O.B.’s Box Office ( 212)243-4940.
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