Imagine an unforgettable night of Latin American music where three of the most talented Venezuelan musicians come together to create a unique experience. “The flute of Venezuela” Huascar Barradas, the cuatrista Miguel Siso, y the bassist Manuel Sánchez take the stage to take the audience on a musical journey that fuses tradition y with modernity. With Barradas’ virtuosity y his ability to mix classical genres with Latin American folklore y the avant-garde, the vibrant y passionate sound of Siso’s cuatro, y the rhythmic y harmonic base of Sánchez on the bass, the show becomes a celebration of the musical richness of Latin America. Samba, Tango, Joropo, merengue, Latin jazz y other popular genres are reinvented by this trio of masters, creating a sonic dialogue that connects with the soul y reflects the diverse spirit of the region.
Huascar Barradas (@huascarbarradas) is a Venezuelan flutist and composer, renowned for his ability to fuse classical music with traditional and contemporary genres. Trained at leading universities and conservatories in the USA and Germany, Barradas has released more than 20 albums and two DVS. He has toured internationally on some of the most important festival stages in the world. He is undoubtedly one of Venezuela’s most influential musicians. In 2023, Barradas won the Latin Grammy for his work “Four Elements” as best classical music album, reaffirming his status as one of the great exponents of music in Latin America. In a nutshell, Huascar is: “a contemporary artist with a Renaissance spirit.”
Miguel Siso (@soymiguelsiso) is an outstanding Venezuelan cuatro player, with a solid background in traditional contemporary music, who has managed to establish himself as one of the most virtuoso interpreters of the cuatro, Venezuela's emblematic instrument. In 2018, Siso won the Latin Grammy in the category of Best Instrumental Album for his album "Identidad", a tribute to Venezuelan roots.
Manuel Sanchez (@manuelsanchezmusica) is a talented Venezuelan bassist, recognized for his versatility and ability to move between diverse musical genres such as jazz, rock, and traditional Venezuelan music. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with prominent national and international artists, establishing himself as one of the most respected bassists in the Latin American music scene.
