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Centro Español presents "Así Canta Federico"

Centro Español presents "Así Canta Federico"

Friday, March 31 @ 7:30PMFri, Mar 31 @ 7:30PM

Centro Español de Queens, 41-01 Broadway, Astoria, NY 11103

Así CAnta Federico" Inspired by Federico García Lorca.

Música y Danza Española

"A night that will remain in this dream about Spain" - Federico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936).

Featured Artists:

Paloma de Vega - Dance

Nilko Andreas - Guitar/Voice

Alfonso Cid - Voice/Percussion

Hayk Arsenyan - Piano

Elizabeth Chidester - Singer

General seating for the performance. Cash bar available. There will be a short 15 minute intermission. Total run time approx. 90 minutes. The ballroom is located on the second floor - stair access only.

Circulo Restaurant on the first floor will be open for anyone who wants to dine before or after the show. Reservations recommended. Call 718-626-0872

$25

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New Andalusia at Bronx Music Heritage Center

New Andalusia at Bronx Music Heritage Center

Saturday, April 22 @ 7:00PMSat, Apr 22 @ 7:00PM

Bronx Music Heritage Center, 1303 Louis Niñé Blvd., Bronx, NY 10459

In 711 A.D., Arabs crossed Gibraltar into Iberia and for the next eight centuries a tremendous exchange took place. Great minds, ideas and art crossed the strait of Gibraltar (Jabal Tariq) back and forth and created a rich mix that transcended the boundaries of religion, ethnicity and language. It is in this esthemus, this land in between, that giants such as Averroes, Maimonides, Alfonso El Sabio and Zyriab emerged. Thirteen centuries later, six musicians and dancers, who have been working together for a decade, strive to recreate this era through their music as immigrants in New York City. Both the time and the place of this encounter are significant as New York becomes the New Andalucia with an evening of convivencia.

Bárbara Martínez, dancer singer

Arturo Martínez, guitar

Alfonso Cid, Flamenco vocals and flute

Taoufik Ben Amor, vocals and percussion

Zafer Tawil, oud and violin

Ramzi El-Edlibi, percussion and dancer

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