Brava presents
La Marisoul y Son California Live in Concert
with opening band Los Hijos de José
Friday, October 29, 2021
Doors: 8pm
Performance: 8:30pm
La Marisoul y Son California Is a group of southern California-based traditional Mexican folk artists whose goal is to celebrate the diversity of styles within son Jarocho and Mexican folk music. They share a deep respect and love for this genre. After years of cultivating deep roots in this traditional art form in Veracruz, the group has decided to come together to create new interpretations and original music based on traditional and contemporary art forms. La Marisoul Hernandez, Federico Zuniga, Victor Murillo, and Jorge Herrera stem from rich Mexican musical traditions rooted in California and Mexico. The love they share for their culture and community is evident in their passionate and soulful interpretations of Son and Cancion Mexicana.
Russell C. Rodríguez. Photo by Gooch.
Federico Zuñiga Jr. Photo by Gooch.
The evening opens with a performance by Los Hijos de José. Founded by San José musicians Russell C. Rodríguez and Federico Zuñiga Jr., Los Hijos de José first formed as an accompaniment to jarocho musicians traveling through the Bay, including such masters as Liche Oseguera, Patricio Hidalgo, blues artist Hook Herrera, and Quetzal Flores and Martha Gonzalez. Los Hijos de José has since grown into a collective of musicians recording and performing throughout the Bay Area and beyond. For this performance, Rodríguez and Zuñiga Jr. are joined by the outstanding electric guitar/tres of Chris Gonzalez Clarke, whose been part of the collective from its inception, and one of the Bay Area’s most sought out percussionists, Javier Navarette.
TICKETS
$35 front orchestra
$30 back orchestra
$25 mezzanine
There are no additional taxes or fees on purchases.
Tickets for this event must be purchased in advance, they will not be available at the door. Only vaccinated persons may attend as patrons at this time.
Brava has undertaken appropriate modifications to comply with current health and safety protocols provided by the San Francisco Department of Public Health. These measures include requiring proof of vaccination, mandatory face covering that completely covers nose and mouth, secured with ear loops or head strap (gaiters and bandanas are not acceptable), increased cleaning before performances, and a no-touch or low-touch experience.