Neruda Productions Party

Neruda Productions presents Cazu Latin Band

The Chrysalids Theatre | Saturday, September 24th 2011 / 10:30 pm

Tickets $10 at the door

"The word CAZU was actually compiled from our formal longer name in Spanish CANDELA & AZUCAR (CANDLE & SUGAR). The CA was extracted from CANDELA and the ZU from AZUCAR."

IMPACT 11’s Saturday night social event will feature Cazu Latin Band and their rhythmic fusion of a variety of musical styles — Merengue, Bachata, Cumbia, Salsa, bolero, Guajira, Cha Cha Cha and more. Performing in Spanish and English, they’re influenced by a rich variety of genres—classical, rock, brass, jazz, tropical Latin bands and music from the Andes just off the top of their heads. Cazu’s numbers of swelled from four to ten and includes musicians from places as diverse as Venezuela and Kuwait. Collectively they bring over 50 years of musicianship and create a mixture of music and cultures that is a constant reminder of the international language of music, using their individual styles to create a unique fusion of sound. We hope you’ll join us and dance the night away.

About Cazu Latin Band

We perform in both English and Spanish for the young and old. We have created unique Latin musical arrangements of some classic English songs. Have you ever heard the Bee Gees, The Eagles or Lionel Richie in a Latin style? With us you will.
 
CAZU (pronounced KAZOO) Latin Band was formed in September 2009 in Kitchener, Ontario Canada with only four members. Now we are ten members from the cities of Cambridge, Waterloo and Guelph.
 
Get to know the members of CAZU
 
William Amaya. Congas and Tambora. El Salvadorian-Canadian
Andy Braganca. Tenor Saxophone. Portuguese-Canadian
Harold Fernandez. Bass. Indian-Kuwaiti-Canadian
Juan David Gomez. Timbales, Congas & vocals. Colombian
Jesus Grande. Trumpet. El Salvadorian
Jordan Grande. Alto Sax. El Salvadorian-Canadian
Piero Grande. Guira. El Salvadorian-Canadian
Salvador Ledezma. Lead Guitar and Vocals. Venezuelan
Roberto Romero. Lead Vocals and Guitar. El Salvadorian
Lionel Vachon. Piano. Canadian
Wayne Reeve. Sound Engineer. Canadian

 

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Kitchener Waterloo Community Foundation Canada Council for the Arts Ontario Arts Council City of Kitchener City of Waterloo Kitchener-Waterloo Multicultural Centre Waterloo Region Arts Fund Canadian Heritage Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund Government of Canada Capacity Waterloo Region Stratford Shakespeare Festival Neruda Productions Dandy Productions ECHO Weekly Traces Screen Printing Waterloo Region Record The Kitchener & Waterloo Community Foundation