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Release Party: La Vida Te Da Sorpresas by Tito Gonzalez y su son de Cuba
Date:
Sunday, June 26, 2016
Time:
7:00 PM
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9:00 PM
Event Type:
Concert/Show
Organizer/Author:
El Cerrito Records
Location Details:
The Freight and Salvage
2020 Addison St, Berkeley, CA 94704
2020 Addison St, Berkeley, CA 94704
Cuban singer and tres player, Tito Gonzalez y su son de Cuba will release his third album "La Vida Te Da Sorpresas." Come to celebrate the release of this album with authentic Cuban music and some of the best Latin musicians in the Bay Area.
traditional, high-energy Cuban dance music
$22 adv / $25 door
Heriberto “Tito” Gonzales and his talented band return to the Freight to play rumba, guaracha, and son—traditional, high-energy Cuban dance music pioneered by greats like Arsenio Rodriguez and later revived by the film The Buena Vista Social Club. A celebrated musician and charismatic showman, Tito sings and plays the small Cuban guitar with three sets of doubled strings known as the tres, driving the music and the complex rhythms with delicacy and swagger. His current band includes Miguel Martinez on flute, Julio de la Cruz on piano, David Frazier on congas, Colin Douglas on timbal, Sandy Poindexter on violin and claves, and Abo Gumroyan on bass.
Tito first learned the tres from his father in Havana, but worked for years as a fisherman, an auto mechanic, and a cab driver before forming a band with his fellow cabbies and becoming an overnight Cuban sensation at the age of forty. He arrived in the Bay Area more than a dozen years ago, and when he’s not playing onstage in his trademark fedora, he’s passing along his skills to young musicians in venues like Berkeley’s Jazzschool. Come out and enjoy Tito and his expert band playing songs of heartache, love, tobacco, and rum with a seductive Cuban beat!
La Vida Te Da Sorpresas
https://youtu.be/NGOfk8N9J8U
traditional, high-energy Cuban dance music
$22 adv / $25 door
Heriberto “Tito” Gonzales and his talented band return to the Freight to play rumba, guaracha, and son—traditional, high-energy Cuban dance music pioneered by greats like Arsenio Rodriguez and later revived by the film The Buena Vista Social Club. A celebrated musician and charismatic showman, Tito sings and plays the small Cuban guitar with three sets of doubled strings known as the tres, driving the music and the complex rhythms with delicacy and swagger. His current band includes Miguel Martinez on flute, Julio de la Cruz on piano, David Frazier on congas, Colin Douglas on timbal, Sandy Poindexter on violin and claves, and Abo Gumroyan on bass.
Tito first learned the tres from his father in Havana, but worked for years as a fisherman, an auto mechanic, and a cab driver before forming a band with his fellow cabbies and becoming an overnight Cuban sensation at the age of forty. He arrived in the Bay Area more than a dozen years ago, and when he’s not playing onstage in his trademark fedora, he’s passing along his skills to young musicians in venues like Berkeley’s Jazzschool. Come out and enjoy Tito and his expert band playing songs of heartache, love, tobacco, and rum with a seductive Cuban beat!
La Vida Te Da Sorpresas
https://youtu.be/NGOfk8N9J8U
For more information:
http://thefreight.org/tito-y-su-son-de-cub...
Added to the calendar on Tue, May 3, 2016 9:27PM
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