De Raíz Latinoamericana Concert

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DE RAÍZ LATINOAMERICANA There are kinds of music that entertain. And there are others that make us remember. De Raíz Latinoamericana is born from the desire to once again listen to the deep voice of our Pachamama: the one that lives in the mountains, in the clay, in the rivers, in the memory of the peoples and in the hearts of those who still feel that singing can be a bridge between the past and the present. Zamarae: four women, guardians of memory, nature and song. They are Maja Carcano, the witch woman. Helena González, the mystical girl. Esther Guerra, the priestess. Indaya Guadalupe, the ancestral warrior, and with the strength of * Laura Márquez on drums and percussion, the rhythmic heart of this journey. Four voices and percussion will dialogue as the ancient peoples did: without artifices, letting the pulse of the earth sustain each melody. The repertoire will travel through different territories of Latin America, from the coplas of the Altiplano to songs in Quechua and other traditional expressions that preserve the memory of our peoples. Each song will be a landscape, a language, a different way of understanding the world and inhabiting song. De Raíz Latinoamericana is a celebration of that which came before us. A song that awakens the ancestral to remind us, from this present, that we have not forgotten where we come from. Because when we return to the origin, we also find who we are. We invite you to share a night where the voices intertwine with the drum, memory with the present, and music with the soul. Friday, 18 September · 21:00 Buenos Aires Jazz Café Calle Mendizabal 37 May the root bloom again in each one of us. Tickets (Limited Capacity): Presale tickets: €6 (LIMITED OFFER) Advance ticket: €8 Door ticket: €10 Ticket + 1 pizza (Mozzarella) + 1 beer (Victoria): €18 To use a table, a mandatory minimum consumption is required. People who purchase their ticket online have priority access to the venue. Table reservations will be held until 15 minutes after the concert has started. After that time they may be used by other people.