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An underground latin folk night.
Rana Santacruz is a Mexican native living in Brooklyn who is redefining the sound of Mexican American music. His unique style, often described as "Mexican Bluegrass" or "Irish Mariachi," blends influences from Ireland, Appalachia, New Orleans, and Mexico. His songs evoke the magical realism of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, telling stories of funerals and loyal dogs. The performance features a full band with upright bass, banjo, accordion, violin, trumpets, and clarinet.
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in 4 weeks
Thu, 12 Nov
in 6 days
Wed, 28 Oct
Sat, 31 Oct
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TomorrowThe performance takes place at Barbès, located at 376 9th St in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn.
His music blends elements of Irish folk, Appalachian bluegrass, and traditional Mexican sounds into a unique fusion often described as Mexican bluegrass.
You can secure your spot for the performance by booking on the Viewcy platform. Tickets on Mood.