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Bolero, folkloric, son & trova
Patio
Amarillo
(Centro de
Arte
Contempo
ráneo
Wifredo
Lam)
Piano Bar
Delirio
Habanero.
Teatro
Nacional
Plaza Vieja
Sede
provisional
del Museo
Nacional
de la
Música
Snack Bar.
Hotel
Telégrafo
Contemporary fusion
& electronic
Barbaram
Pepito´s
Bar
Centro
Cultural
Fresa y
Chocolate
Discoteca
Escaleras
al Cielo
Viernes, 9
pm
Fridays, 10
pm
14, 8:00 pm
Feb 21, 5
pm
Thursdays,
7 pm
Tuesdays, 9
pm
Mondays, 10
pm
Feb 15, 10
pm
Charly Salgado and his
band: a fusion of trova and
rock in intelligent songs
about his surroundings.
Performances by pop singer
Verónica Velázquez
Dinner and concert at one
of Havana’s most famous
plazas on St. Valentine’s
Day. Performance by
popular singer Ivette
Cepeda and the band
Reflexión.
The best tres player in
Cuba, Pancho Amat and
Cabildo del Son with a
sample of the most Cuban
of Cuban song and dance
styles-“son.”
An informal meeting with
the versatile contralto
Ivette Cepeda, who has
been much celebrated
thanks to the subtleties she
brings to her voice and her
wide repertory of Cuban
and international music.
Performances by the band
Polaroid, whose poetic
songs deal with the
environment through
different sonorities.
Wichy D´Vedado, one of the
most famous DJs in Havana
with the best of World
music.
Aceituna sin Hueso and
their lead violin put out an
interesting interaction of
Celtic, Indian and Cuban
sounds
Contemporary fusion
& electronic
Centro
Cultural El
Sauce
RAP
Cancha de
Cojímar
Casa de la
Cultura de
Guanabac
oa
Jardines
del teatro
Mella
La
Madriguera
Maqueta
de La
Habana
Parque de
Santos
Suárez
12 y 17, El
Vedado
ROCK
Submarino
Amarillo
Café
Cantante,
Teatro
Nacional
Sundays, 5
pm
Feb 9, 2
pm
Feb 4, 5pm
Feb 9, 5:00
pm
Feb 2, 8pm
Feb 23,
5pm
Feb 15, 5
pm
22, 7: 00
pm
Mondays, 9
pm
Sundays, 4
pm
Discotemba La Máquina de
la Melancolía. Trovador
Frank Delgado and the
popular actor Luis Alberto
García, who becomes a DJ
here, offer a demanding
selection of pop, rock,
Cuban alternative music,
pieces by singersongwriters
and audiovisual
materials. Unlike other
venues in the city, at La
Máquina, salsa, timba and
merengue have been
banned, and has been
proudly declared “Free
territory of reggaeton and
bad vibes”.
Anónimo Consejo and
Brebaje Man (rap).
Cubanos en la Red (rap)
Hermanazos (rap).
Yimi Konclase (rap).
Hermanazos (rap).
Adverzario (rap).
Mano Armada (rap).
The young singer Gretel
Barreiro delights her
audiences wth rock songs
from the 1970s and 80s.
Los Kents, a “dinosaur” of
Cuban rock, play their hits
from the 60s and 70s.
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