REMEZCLA » CONCERT - MIAMI » Event: Piano Latino
Free cumbia/moombahton track by an Argentina's The Peronists, "Villa Alemana" -- a version of a track by their favorite German band, Kraftwerk.
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WHEN:
Friday, April 16th at 8:00pm
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AGE:
N/A |
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Featuring Eddie Palmieri (Picture & video), Michel Camilo and introducing Alfredo Rodriguez, Piano Latino comes to Miami to the lower the heat and intensify the luscious! This Chill and up-beat pianist are joining forces for the piano event of the year. With caribbean sounds from the talented musicians bring to the stage seductive, elegant and playful sounds. What a better way to conquer that lady than with tantalizing music? and maybe some wine. The three artists have thrilled audiences throughout the world with unique style, amazing improvisational skills and beautiful artistic soul. They represents a new generation of world class artists. Enjoy!
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WHERE: Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts 1300 Biscayne Blvd Miami, FL 33132 www.carnivalcenter.org HOOD: Downtown Miami |
DIRECTIONS: at NE 13th St |
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