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Acoustic Jazz Trio at Buenos Aires Jazz Café
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On Thursday, June 18th, 2026 at 9:00 p.m., we will have the Jazz Trio formed by saxophonist Juan Antonio Martín, pianist Luis Sánchez, and double bassist Javier Presa. On this occasion, they come together to present this project in an acoustic trio format that will revive jazz classics with their distinctive approach. Come to Buenos Aires Jazz Café to listen to the best music! Tickets (Limited Capacity): Advance sale (pre-sale): €6 (LIMITED OFFER) Early ticket: €8 Ticket office (on the day of the show): €10 #conciertosenvivo #vivelamusica #vegueta #livemusic #viernesenvegueta musicar buenosairesjazzcafe conciertosbaires planesenlaspalmas musicayculturacanarias ociovegueta muchovegueta agendamarzolaspalmas eventosvegueta gastronomiargentina milanesa empanadasargentinas promosespeciales ofertasbaires bairescafe eventosenvivo ociovegueta vivevegue pizzasargentinas
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