Cure your Tuesday blues and get the party started – we're bringing an outdoor west-coast latin jazz concert your way, complete with ice-cold Margaritas and warm, crispy tacos
In the wilderness of jazz excursions pointing in all directions, there's one concept, that never leads you astray: The True Groove, and what lies ahead of you in this, one of a kind, concert is pure groove with the grooviest of the groovy.
Social Mambo Explosion is a summit of the ultimate Cubanos in town stirred up with a Danish syndicated hitman and good vibes provider, guaranteeing the hardest grooving Latin jazz performance ever to come out of the barrios of Copenhagen.
The explosive quartet, "Social Mambo Explosion", delivers with great passion an exciting and inciting musical experience inspired by the West Coast Latin jazz scene of 1960's California.
At that time, the vibraphone was a popular instrument in the Latin jazz genre, showcased by Cal ...
Cure your Tuesday blues and get the party started – we're bringing an outdoor west-coast latin jazz concert your way, complete with ice-cold Margaritas and warm, crispy tacos
In the wilderness of jazz excursions pointing in all directions, there's one concept, that never leads you astray: The True Groove, and what lies ahead of you in this, one of a kind, concert is pure groove with the grooviest of the groovy.
Social Mambo Explosion is a summit of the ultimate Cubanos in town stirred up with a Danish syndicated hitman and good vibes provider, guaranteeing the hardest grooving Latin jazz performance ever to come out of the barrios of Copenhagen.
The explosive quartet, "Social Mambo Explosion", delivers with great passion an exciting and inciting musical experience inspired by the West Coast Latin jazz scene of 1960's California.
At that time, the vibraphone was a popular instrument in the Latin jazz genre, showcased by Cal Tjader, Dave Pike, Victor Feldman, Emil Richards and Bobby Hutcherson, among others, all collaborating with the most prominent musicians coming from the South – especially Cuban musicians like Mongo Santamaria, Willie Bobo, Carlos “Patato” Valdes and Armando Peraza were in high demand, but also pianists Vince Guaraldi and Eddie Palmieri shone ... the mambo fever raged!
Morten Grønvad: vibraphone
Yasser Pino: acoustic bass
Eliel Lazo: congas
Yohan Ramon Flores: timbales
There you have it!! Mambo and Boogaloo for your leisure!
BaneGaarden's food stalls and outdoor bar "Lugen" are open all evening, so come early and stick around afterwards in the green oasis in the heart of the city.
The concert is free of charge – the ticket gives access to special prices on Margaritas & Tacos....
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