
Feel the lively rhythms of Latin America with Black Moon Trio in a performance that celebrates the rich traditions of Latin music and dance. ¡Festeje! is an immersive musical journey that brings together the vibrant, diverse sounds of Latin America in a captivating performance that will have you on your feet, clapping and swaying to the beat. Presented in both Spanish and English, this dynamic program features an all-Latine lineup of composers, showcasing the talent and creativity that define the region's history and culture.
This performance is a true celebration of Latin American musical heritage, with numerous original arrangements and a special commissioned work from the three-time GRAMMY®-nominated Uruguayan-American composer, Miguel Del Aguila. Each arrangement is a thoughtful reimagining of iconic works, transforming them with Black Moon Trio’s sound and interpretation, capturing the essence of a wide array of Latin cultures.
As the performance unfolds, you’ll learn the infectious energy of each country’s signature dance style—from the stirring rhythms of the Cuban rhumba to the fiery passion of the Argentine tango. The music will have you dancing in your seat, connecting you to the spirit of the Latin American festivals, where music and movement merge into one. This is not just a concert; it’s a full-bodied cultural experience that celebrates the joy, resilience, and vibrancy of Latin music and dance.
program
60 minutes
Ed Fogaça: Muda Tudo
Jose Elizondo: Estampas Mexicanas
arranged by Black Moon Trio
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Ferial
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Danza del Pájaro Sagrado
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Teotlalli
Miguel del Aguila: Barroqueada
commissioned by Black Moon Trio
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Preludio en Candombe
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Pavana
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Milonga
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Samba Corrente
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Pasapié
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Sarabanda Rota
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Tango Intermezzo
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Jiga Frenética
Ángel Gregorio Villoldo Arroyo: El Choclo
arranged by Black Moon Trio
Francisco Tárrega: Tango María
arranged by Black Moon Trio
Astor Piazzolla: Selections from Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas
arranged by Black Moon Trio
Moisés Simons: El manisero
arranged by Black Moon Trio
Moisés Moleiro: Joropo
arranged by Black Moon Trio