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Nashville Sonido Latino: September 2024

(Versión en español aquí)

GIOVANNI RODRÍGUEZ & 12 MANOS
Rudy’s Jazz Room 
Every Monday 
9:00 PM 
Tickets $19.44+ 
Social media: Instagram 
 
Every Monday night at Rudy’s Jazz Room, the Caribbean sun comes alive with the vibrant beats of the congas. Giovanni Rodríguez, a versatile artist with Dominican roots now based in Nashville, leads this project alongside some of the city’s top musicians. The venue offers a dance floor for this event where you can move to the colorful rhythms of salsa, bachata, and Latin jazz.   
 
TUMBAYÉ 
Plaza Mariachi 
Monday, September 2 
7:30 – 9:00 PM 
Saturday, September 14 
5:30 – 7:00 PM 
Free Entry 
Social media: Instagram 
 
Salsa, merengue, and bachata are just some of the rhythms you’ll enjoy with this vibrant group bursting with flavor. The voice of Tatiana Liary (Puerto Rico), known for her urban salsa style, paired with the unmistakable percussion of Manuel Manotas (Venezuela), creates an explosive combination that will have everyone dancing.

MARROCKO Marrocko (Rock en Español) - Plaza Mariachi
Plaza Mariachi
Friday, September 6
7:00 – 8:00 PM
Saturday, September 28
5:30 – 7:00 PM
Free Entry
Social media: Youtube Instagram Facebook 

This duo from Cali, Colombia, brings a cutting-edge style that fuses Latin pop and rock with indie folk nuances. Guitarist and producer Alex Zúñiga, alongside vocalist Guile Gadel, infuse their compositions with the freshness of Spanish-language rock and contemporary lyrics. Their album “Mar de Rock” alternates between romantic and introspective themes. Marrocko has captivated Nashville audiences with performances at the Nashville Shores Waterpark Latino Fest 2023 and a high-energy guitar solo during a halftime show for Nashville, SC. 

BRAZIL INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION 
Plaza Mariachi 
Saturday, September 7 
12:00 – 8:00 PM 
Free Entry 
 
Celebrate Brazil’s Independence Day with a vibrant carnival of unique experiences. The event will feature a Brazilian market offering traditional food and crafts. Thea Danos and Alex Murphy, Will Barro Trio, Paulo Oliveira, Samba Fusion, and Alfredinho & Kids Characters will light up the stage with the country’s music and dance at this spectacular event. 
 

ESLABÓN ARMADO
Toro Event Center 
Saturday, September 7 
8:00 PM 
Tickets $60+ 
 
This Mexican-American group, specializing in regional Mexican music, began seven years ago when the Tovar brothers and Gabriel Hidalgo took an interest in studying and perfecting the sierreño and norteño styles. They gained popularity on social media platforms like YouTube and TikTok, eventually signing with DEL Records in 2020 and releasing hit singles like “Con Tus Besos” and “La Trokita.”
 

RITMO SABROSO
Plaza Mariachi
Saturday, September 7
8:30 – 10:00 PM
Free Entry
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True to their name, Ritmo Sabroso is a band that gets everyone on their feet, dancing to the beats of salsa, merengue, and cumbia. These genres have infused generations of celebrations in Latin America and beyond. This group brings together seasoned musicians from Venezuela, Colombia, Puerto Rico, and the United States, representing the rich cultural tapestry of these genres. This event is not to be missed for those seeking a tropical night out this weekend!

FIESTAS PATRIAS
Plaza Mariachi
Sunday, September 15
10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Tickets: $15 

The Independence celebrations continue, with Mexico hosting this time, joined by Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica, in a grand and unprecedented festivity. There will be three stages for musical performances, a reenactment of “El Grito,” and various local vendors offering a delightful array of Mexican and Central American flavors. 

ALISON BRAZIL AND THE ROOTS OF RHYTHMMusic for Seniors Free Daytime Concert w/ Alison Brazil & Roots of Rhythm Tickets, Tue, Sep 17, 2024 at 1:00 PM | Eventbrite
Looby Center Theater
Thursday, September 17
1:00 – 2:00 PM
Free Entry 

Hailing from Louisiana, Alison Brazil has captivated international audiences in South America and Asia with her unique style of Louisiana Latin soul and deep, resonant voice. Her music is a blend of cultural influences and her global experiences. This time, she will perform at the Frank Dycus Legacy Senior Concert Series, sponsored by United Health Care and the Tennessee Arts Commission. 

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Geodis Park
Wednesday, September 18
6:00 PM
Tickets $26.55+

New York-born with Colombian roots, Karina Daza has embarked on an extraordinary musical journey, blending jazz, pop, Latin music, folk, and classical sounds. Her English and Spanish lyrics reflect a rich tapestry of experiences from her warm childhood to conquering new territories in the U.S. and beyond. Karina will open the Nashville SC vs. Chicago Fire FC match with her musical performance. 

DOS PRIMOS DE CUIDADO
Plaza Mariachi
Friday, September 20
8:00 PM
Tickets $80+

El Flaco and El Mimoso will go head-to-head in a regional Mexican music showdown that promises to be an exciting and entertaining spectacle. Luis Ángel and Luis Antonio López have built their solid careers with their authentic banda style. Songs like “El Que Te Amó,” “Hasta La Miel Amarga,” and “En Esta Vida No Se Pudo” have propelled them to massive success among Mexican and U.S. audiences. 

BLUE ASHES DUO DANISH-COLOMBIA HARD ROCK DUO 'BLUE ASHES' DROP THIER DEBUT EP 'WALKING SOLO' AND I GOT TO CHAT WITH THEM ALL ABOUT IT RIGHT HERE! – MusicOTFuture
Plaza Mariachi
Saturday, September 21
4:30 – 5:15 PM
Free Entry 

This duo from Colombia and Denmark combines hard rock and rockabilly rhythms with a cutting-edge style. Guitarist Alex Zúñiga and vocalist Shila Mariposa bring their signature flair to classic rock covers and their original compositions, featured in their album “Checkmate.” 

TWANGUERO
Analog at Hutton Hotel
Wednesday, September 25
6:30 – 11:30 PM
Tickets $19.02+ 

Diego García “Twanguero” is a celebrated Spanish guitarist whose versatility and mastery have captivated audiences worldwide. His style blends Spanish classical guitar, Latin rhythms, country, rockabilly, jazz, and even surf music. Diego has been able to accompany renowned artists from the Latin American and Spanish music scenes for over three decades. 

STEPHANIE URBINA JONES Stephanie Urbina Jones
Grand Ole Opry House
Friday, September 27
7:00 PM
Tickets $53+

Stephanie has embarked on a journey to reconnect with her Mexican roots, paying tribute through her unique “Honky Tonk Mariachi” style. Born in El Paso, TX, and now based in Nashville, she has shared the stage with artists like Willie Nelson and became the first performer to bring mariachi music to the Grand Ole Opry. 

LOS TIGRES DEL NORTE Los Tigres del Norte on New Single 'Aquí mando yo," MSG Show
Bridgestone Arena
Friday, September 27
8:30 PM
Tickets $76.48+

The iconic Mexican regional band, known for pioneering the “narcocorrido” genre, will make their next tour stop in Music City. Their exceptional career has earned them six Grammy Awards and twelve Latin Grammy Awards, attracting audiences from five continents and participating in over 40 films. With 30 million records sold, Los Tigres del Norte has become an international symbol of the rich music from Northern Mexico. 

ROLAND BARBER: CELEBRATING THE SPANISH TINGE!
Nashville Jazz Workshop
Saturday, September 28
7:30 PM
Tickets $38.16

Nashville native trombonist Roland Barber has captivated the jazz scene with his exquisite blend of South American and Caribbean rhythms. For Roland, it’s essential to push the boundaries of jazz by incorporating the vibrant sounds and rhythms that embody Hispanic culture. His successful career has seen him share the stage with Wynton Marsalis and perform with the Duke Ellington, Arturo O’Farrill, and the Spanish Harlem orchestras. 

CAMILA MEZACamila Meza - Wikipedia
Ascend Amphitheater
Monday, September 30
8:00 PM
Tickets  $54.35+

Chilean singer and guitarist Camila Meza has taken the New York jazz scene by storm with her musical fusion of South American rhythms and American popular song. Her exceptional talent has led her to perform in iconic jazz venues like The Village Vanguard, Jazz Standard, and Duc de Lombards (Paris). Her extensive U.S. tour will stop in Nashville, where she will share the stage with Arab singer Arooj Aftab.
 



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