Gera MX and Nanpa Basic together
Two heavyweights of contemporary Latin rap, Gera MX from Mexico and Nanpa Básico from Colombia, joined forces with the Que Chimba La Raza Tour and this Thursday, November 2, they will be on stage at the Palladium Times Square (1515 Broadway). Gera MX is an artist known for his unique combination of rap and other powerful influences, along with his distinctive vocal delivery, which has resonated with a wide audience, solidifying his status as a prominent figure in hip-hop. international. While Nanpa Básico is the standard bearer of modern Colombian rap by bringing raw and uncensored energy to the modern music scene. His street-conscious lyrics are delivered with nods to hip-hop, reggae and regional Mexican music, bringing vulnerability to social criticism and romance to hardcore rap. At 8:00 pm. Tickets: www.ticketmaster.com
Gera MX. Photo: Courtesy Live Nation
‘New Wave Latina’ at the Atrium
Hear some of New York’s most unique Latin voices as the “New Wave Latina” brings its popular Latin Composers Showcase to the Atrium of Lincoln Center (61 West 62nd street). This Thursday, November 2, the Ivalas String Quartet will perform a selection of works by contemporary composers; Next, percussionist and composer Efraín Rozas will present a new work that incorporates robotics, percussion, light and video; and the evening will end with a brief post-concert discussion and the opportunity to connect with the composers and performers. Free. At 7:30 pm. More information: https://www.lincolncenter.org.
Photo: Courtesy Lincoln Center
BORIMIX 2023 opening party
Join the BORIMIX 2023 opening night and awards ceremony, this Friday, November 3. The evening includes a Latin Dance Party with Las Mariquitas and the opening of the galleries with the exhibitions “BORI-GUAY: Sur,” a collective exhibition of Uruguayan and Puerto Rican artists who come together and honor, in an unconventional way, the remarkable legacy of Joaquín Torres-García and the “Escuela del Sur” and “BORI-GUAY: Off the Grid”. From 6:30 pm. The live Latin dance party starts at 8 pm. At the SEA Theater (107 Suffolk St.). Free. More information:
Photo: Courtesy SEA Theater
Andrés Calamaro at United Palace
The Argentine singer-songwriter Andrés Calamaro arrives at the United Palace this Friday, November 3. With more than four decades in music and winner of five Latin Grammy Awards, Calamaro is one of the legendary rockers of Spanish music. He has recorded more than 30 albums, including his latest release “Dios los cria” (2021), in which he revisits his discography with several of the greatest artists in Latin popular music, from legends like Julio Iglesias in “Bohemio,” “ Play with Fire” with Raphael, “Flaca” with Alejandro Sanz, to artists like Carlos Vives, Sebastián Yatra, Julieta Venegas, Vicentico and Juanes. At 8:00 pm. Tickets: https://unitedpalace.boletosexpress.com.
Photo: Courtesy 11:11PublicRelations
TINI at Madison Square Garden
Multi-platinum singer and songwriter TINI will close her international tour in New York this Friday, November 3. Known for her impeccable staging alongside 10 dancers, the Argentine will take her fans on a musical journey in which she will perform hits such as “Fantasi”, “La Triple T”, “La Loto”, “Bar”, “22” , “Lie to me” and “Cupid”. The “TINI Tour” has sold more than 865 thousand tickets during its passage in Latin America and Spain. At the Madison Square Theater, at 8:30 pm. Tickets:
Photo: Courtesy @nabscab
Day of the Dead in Brooklyn
This Saturday, November 4, the Brooklyn Children’s Museum (145 Brooklyn Avenue) will honor Día de los Muertos with an event full of activities celebrating the ancestors and the foods, dances, and arts of the Mexican and indigenous community of Latin America . Children will be able to attend chocolate and bread of the dead preparation workshops, donate to the communal offering, create a Guatemalan kite, enjoy Aztec dances and listen to stories about the celebration, among other activities. From 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Museum tickets grant access to all the day’s activities, available at: https://www.brooklynkids.org
Photo: Courtesy Brooklyn Children’s Museum
Orange wine fair
The Orange Glou Wine Fair returns to the city this Sunday, November 5. At the event that highlights wines made from white grapes whose skins remain in contact with the juice after pressing, attendees will have the opportunity to taste more than 100 orange wines from more than 35 wineries around the world, including highly assigned labels. and rare bottlings; as well as meeting natural wine producers and learning about natural winemaking techniques and maceration styles. There will be two sessions, from 11 am to 2:30 pm and from 3 to 6 pm, at the Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg (Wythe Avenue between N. 11th and N. 12th streets). Appetizer:
Photo: Nina Scholl
Show “NADIA” at Carnegie Hall
Next Monday, November 6, Carnegie Hall (57 West 57th street) will welcome musicians Nilko Andreas, Jeanne Gerard and Johan Farjot to present the benefit concert “NADIA”, an intimate portrait of Nadia Boulanger, conductor, pianist, composer and teacher of great composers of the 20th century. The concert is part of the Amazonas cycle, with which the Colombian guitarist and artistic director, Nilko Andreas Guarín, wants to draw attention to environmental damage. The absolute premiere of “Nadia” by the Colombian composer Francisco Zumaque, who studied with Boulanger at the American Conservatory in Paris, stands out. The profits from this concert They will go to help the victims of the war in the Middle East. At 8:00 pm. Tickets:
Photo: Courtesy Nilko Andreas Guarín
Japanese Chrysanthemum Display
“KIKU: Spotlight on Tradition,” a display of artistically trained Japanese chrysanthemums known as kiku, is on display at the New York Botanical Garden through Nov. 12, as part of NYBG Fall-O-Ween. The unique, sculptural shapes of the delicate chrysanthemum plants take almost a year to grow. Visitors can marvel at this year’s collection at Nolen Greenhouses for Living Collections’ Bourke-Sullivan Display House. This art form showcases the dedication and expertise of NYBG horticulturists, as well as the rich cultural importance of kiku in Japanese history. Information:
Photo: NY Botanical Garden
The Globe Museum opens its doors
The Balloon Museum just opened its first national exhibition in New York City: “Let’s Fly,” a showcase of inflatable and multimedia installations created by 14 renowned international artists. The Globe Museum’s contemporary art exhibitions celebrate specific works in which “air” is a distinctive element, a journey through emotive and immersive installations with unexpected large-scale forms. It is located at Pier 36 in Manhattan (299 South St), from now until January 14, 2024. More information and tickets: balloonmuseum.world
Photo: Rub Kandy- The Ginjos- Courtesy Balloon Museum
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2023-11-02 12:00:00
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