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For eight years, the Querétaro jazz groups have an appointment with the International Summer Jazz Festival which, in addition to providing a space for coexistence with groups of other states and country, is an opportunity to share with the public the advances of his musical career in places where are also gathered emblematic figures of the current jazz.
The details of the program of the event for this year have been announced by the cultural authorities of the state of Queretaro. Wednesday, July 4, accompanied by members of local jazz groups.
One of these characters is the Cuban-American trumpet player Arturo Sandoval winner of nine Grammys, six Billboard Awards and an Emmy. , whose presentation will open the festival on […] [1945mardi10Julyat20h30onthePlazadeArmas. The program, which will last until Sunday, July 15, includes, besides concerts with guest musicians from Cuba, the United States, Argentina and Israel, an academic cycle, a series of films and a subsequent tour in the municipalities of Pedro Escobedo, Colón, Jalpan, San Joaquín, Corregidora and San Juan del Río.
Among the local bands present in this edition are Saxodia, Meraki, Filulas Juz, The Delight of Alice, Cacles & The Great Gang, Kiss My Jazz + Queretaro Swing and Music Orchestra of the State of Querétaro some of which resume participation in the event. With regard to the national guests, some of the groups presented are Cienfuegos (Guadalajara), The Pingo's Orquesta (Mexico City) and JAB (City from Mexico); while A Love Electric (Mexico, United States, Argentina), Klezmerson (Mexico, Israel, United States) and Arturo Sandoval (Cuba) constitute the international proposals.
As part of this year's academic proposal, Arturo Sandoval will be giving a master clbad on Tuesday, July 10 at the Convention Center. The same will be done by saxophonist Remi Álvarez on Saturday, July 14, and drummer Sami Mendoza on Tuesday, July 11, both at the Arts Center.
All activities of the International Summer Jazz Festival are free, and the complete program can be accessed here .
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