Don't miss Madrid-born pianist Marta Sánchez's electrifying solo jazz performance—a night of pure musical brilliance!
Hungarian virtuoso violinist, classical master, jazz improviser, and composer Roby Lakatos & His Ensemble make their San Antonio debut with one-of-a-kind fusions of contemporary, classical and jazz elements with the folklore traditions of Hungarian Romani people.
Hungarian virtuoso violinist, classical master, jazz improviser, and composer Roby Lakatos & His Ensemble make their San Antonio debut with one-of-a-kind fusions of contemporary, classical and jazz elements with the folklore traditions of Hungarian Romani people.
Hungarian virtuoso violinist, classical master, jazz improviser, and composer Roby Lakatos & His Ensemble make their San Antonio debut with one-of-a-kind fusions of contemporary, classical and jazz elements with the folklore traditions of Hungarian Romani people.
Mexican singer-songwriter Magos Herrera & Her Jazz Trio will astound with original music and jewels of the Great Latin American songbook from her latest album “Aire”.
Mexican singer-songwriter Magos Herrera & Her Jazz Trio will astound with original music and jewels of the Great Latin American songbook from her latest album “Aire”.
Mexican singer-songwriter Magos Herrera & Her Jazz Trio will astound with original music and jewels of the Great Latin American songbook from her latest album “Aire”.
Join in percussion fun with Grammy-winning drummer Nina Rodriguez and multi-instrumentalist Stephanie Pedraza on a musical journey through Mexican mariachi and the Sister Cities connection between San Antonio and Guadalajara.
Join in percussion fun with Grammy-winning drummer Nina Rodriguez and multi-instrumentalist Stephanie Pedraza on a musical journey through Mexican mariachi and the Sister Cities connection between San Antonio and Guadalajara.
Join in percussion fun with Grammy-winning drummer Nina Rodriguez and multi-instrumentalist Stephanie Pedraza on a musical journey through Mexican mariachi and the Sister Cities connection between San Antonio and Guadalajara.