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Sizzling classic Bossa Nova, Jazz standards, Boleros, irresistible Latin dance beats, Cuban Son & original compositions. Featuring powerful and versatile pianist Elio Rojas as special guest. Sit back and soak up the remarkable musicianship from this exceptional quartet.
Performing Cuban traditional music but with a soulful feel, they re-imagine classic Bolero, Son and Bossa Nova. They also perform songs from the Nueva Trova repertoire, something which is not often heard outside of Latin America.
Elio Hernandez Rojas; Born in Cuba and living in Spain, Elio graduated with a gold degree from the prestigious University of the Arts in Havana, Cuba. He is a powerful and versatile pianist who can offer the highest level of interpretation, from Classical music to Jazz, Latin Jazz to Flamenco & Salsa. Elio plays all over the world with many different international artists, and we're excited to welcome him for a one-of-a-kind performance.
Line up: Sergio Marciano – lead vocal / Spanish guitar Kustis Li – electric and acoustic guitar Yosmany Gonzalez – Cuban percussion set / backing vocal Elio Hernandez – grand piano, guitar
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